2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport review

1. Space for your crew 

Whoever you need to drive around, the 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport has more than ample space for the whole family. There is plenty of room in the front for you and your passenger to get comfortable, and those in the back will appreciate the amount of 39.1 inches of headroom and 39.4 inches of legroom. The trunk holds 35.4 cu-ft of cargo with the rear seats up, and 71.5 cu-ft when you fold them down. New for 2015, an available hands-free power tailgate is convenient for those occasions when you’re loaded with shopping and can’t reach for the key.  

2. Stylish looks 

The 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport has smart lines and is a stylish family CUV. A palette of eight exterior colors highlight its classy appearance, with Platinum Graphite and Sparkling Silver available for the first time. T  

3. Lots of features 

The 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport has lots of standard features to keep everyone happy. The entry Sport trim has remote keyless entry, air conditioning, 40/20/40 split-fold rear seats, a six-speaker audio system, USB/iPod integration, Bluetooth® connectivity, and a trailer preparation package. New for 2015 is a driver’s blind spot mirror, and an auto up/down front passenger power window. Sport 2.0T trim adds 18-inch wheels, a power tailgate, and driver-assist features. A panoramic sunroof, dual-zone climate control, and a 4.3-inch color touchscreen with rearview camera are a few of the features included in the numerous available packages.  

4. Appealing interior 

The 2015 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport has a well-thought-out cabin with upscale materials and logically placed controls and will impress those who ride with you. Pleasing materials and design, comfortable seats, and intuitive menus on the standard and available touchscreens make the Santa Fe Sport cabin a very nice place to be, and one you’ll enjoy on your own or sharing with other people. 

5. A smooth drive 

Smaller than the three-row Santa Fe, the two-row Santa Fe Sport’s more compact footprint means you can maneuver through city streets a little easier. Whether you’re heading to the grocery store, or dropping the kids at kindergarten, the Santa Fe Sport is a smooth drive. The 190-hp 2.4L or turbocharged 264-hp 2.0L engines send power through a six-speed automatic transmission. Revisions to the electric power steering and suspension systems make the Santa Fe Sport even easier to handle than before.