FYI, this was posted today by a Hyundai employee on the Think Tank site.

The 2014 Santa Fe (Sport trims) should be tricking into dealerships as we just started wholesale this past weekend.

 

That was me asking the question. I am still trying to get some info on if there will be any new features!

FYI, this was posted today by a Hyundai employee on the Think Tank site.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Hyundai Think Tank
The 2014 Santa Fe (Sport trims) should be tricking into dealerships as we just started wholesale this past weekend.

 

VENTILATED SEATS BOI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From the hyundainews website. sorry i just copied and pasted.

Model Code 63402F45 63402A45 63442F45 63442A45 63452F45 63452A45
Package Level Detail
Sport

Model
Santa Fe Sport Santa Fe Sport Santa Fe Sport Santa Fe Sport Santa Fe Sport Santa Fe Sport

2.0T
2.0T
2.0T - Saddle Interior 2.0T - Saddle Interior

Engine
2.4L 4-Cylinder
2.4L 4-Cylinder
2.0L Turbo 4-Cylinder 2.0L Turbo 4-Cylinder 2.0L Turbo 4-Cylinder 2.0L Turbo 4-Cylinder

Transmission
6-Speed Automatic with SHIFTRONIC® 6-Speed Automatic with SHIFTRONIC® 6-Speed Automatic with SHIFTRONIC® 6-Speed Automatic with SHIFTRONIC® 6-Speed Automatic with SHIFTRONIC® 6-Speed Automatic with SHIFTRONIC®

2014 DEALER PRICING Santa Fe Sport Effective September 13, 2013
2014A
Drivetrain Suggested Retail
Front-Wheel Drive $24,750 All-Wheel Drive $26,500 Front-Wheel Drive $30,450 All-Wheel Drive $32,200 Front-Wheel Drive $30,450


All-Wheel Drive

$32,200


(63402F45,63402A45)
2.4L GDI 4-cylinder engine
6-speed automatic transmission with SHIFTRONIC®
Active ECO System
17-inch alloy wheels and P235/65R17 tires
Driver Selectable Steering Mode (DSSM)
Vehicle Stability Management with ESC and Traction Control System
4-wheel disc brakes and ABS with Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist Hill-start Assist Control (HAC) & Downhill Brake Control (DBC)
Advanced front airbag, front side-impact airbags and side-curtain airbags with rollover sensors, and Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
Bodycolor rear spoiler with LED brake lights
LED headlight accents
Chrome accent front grille and door handles
Bodycolor exterior power mirrors
Solar front glass and privacy rear glass
Remote keyless entry system with alarm
Illuminated ignition
Stain-resistant cloth seats (Yes Essentials® fabric)
Power windows with driver auto down/up
Power door/tailgate locks
Air conditioning with cabin air filter
Tilt and telescopic steering wheel
Steering wheel mounted audio and cruise control
AM/FM/SiriusXM®/CD/MP3 6-speaker audio system with iPod®/ USB/auxiliary input jacks Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System
Blue Link® Telematics System
Monochromatic multifunction trip computer
Sun visors with illuminated vanity mirrors and extensions
Trailer Prep Package (pre-wiring)
2.4L Popular Equipment Package (02): - Roof side rails
- Fog lights
- Automatic headlight control
- Heated exterior mirrors
- Windshield wiper de-icer
- Power driver seat with 4-way lumbar control
- Heated front seats
- Leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob - 4.3-inch touchscreen color audio display
- Rearview camera
2.4L Premium Equipment Package (03):
Requires 2.4L Popular Equipment Package
- Blind spot detection system
- Exterior mirrors with turn signal indicators
- Proximity key entry with push button start
- Leather seating surfaces
- Power front passenger seat
- Sliding second row seats with cargo area releases
- Dual zone automatic temperature control with CleanAir Ionizer - Electroluminescent gauge cluster with color LCD trip computer - Auto-dimming interior mirror with HomeLink® and compass
- Manual rear side window sunshades
2.4L Technology Package (14):
Requires 2.4L Premium Equipment Package
- Navigation system with 8-inch touchscreen - Dimension® premium audio system
- Panoramic sunroof (deletes roof side rails) - Rear parking assistance system
- Heated steering wheel
- Driver's integrated memory seat - Ventilated front seats
- Heated rear seats
- Premium door sill plates

driver’s knee airbag

Option Groups
01 02 03 14 S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S S
X X X
X X
X
$0 $1,150 $4,350 $7,550


MSRP $1,150
MSRP $3,200
MSRP $3,200
SUGGESTED RETAIL


* Includes dealer holdback and floor plan assistance.
Prices, equipment and specifications subject to change without notice. All prices are F.O.B. Port of Entry. Freight, state and local taxes, advertising and promotional fees, if any, are additional. Freight charges of $855 will be added to the dealer invoice and Monroney label on all models. Suggested retail prices include pre-delivery services. Dealers are free to establish their selling prices, margins and profit levels.


14a_Santa Fe Sport_Price_Sheet_13_Sept_2013wo

9/16/2013



Sport 2.0T
(63442F45,63442A45,63452F45, 63452A45)
(In addition to or in place of 2.4L Sport Premium equipment): 2.0L twin-scroll turbo GDI 4-cylinder engine
Chrome twin-tip exhaust
18-inch alloy wheels and P235/60R18 tires
Trailer Prep Package with 3,500 lbs. towing capacity
2.0T Technology Package (06):
- 19-inch alloy wheels and P235/55R19 tires
- HID headlights
- LED taillights
- Rear parking assistance system
- Navigation system with 8-inch touchscreen
- 12-speaker Infinity® Logic 7 surround sound audio system (550-watts) - Panoramic sunroof (deletes roof side rails)
- Heated steering wheel
- Driver's integrated memory seat
- Ventilated front seats
- Heated rear seats
- Premium door sill plates
Port Installed Options
Bumper appliqué Cargo net
Wheel locks
Cargo mat (carpeted) Cargo tray Mudguards
Carpeted floor mats
All weather floor mats
Cargo cover/screen
Roof rack cross bars (not applicable on Technology package models) ECM w/HomeLink® & compass (Sport, Base, Pop only)
Tow hitch
Remote engine start

Option Groups


2014 DEALER PRICING Santa Fe Sport Effective September 13, 2013


2014A 01 05
S S S S S S S S


MSRP $4,350
SUGGESTED RETAIL
PIO Code
RP CN WL CM CT MG CF WF CV RC HL TH RK
Sport and Sport 2.0T Gray Beige VFG VYN
3DVFG - SWPVFG SWPVYN S3BVFG S3BVYN
- TR3VYN IMVFG -
- D0VYN - RR7VYN - X7EVYN
W7UVFG W7UVYN

$0

X
$4,350
Suggested Retail
$50 $50 $55 $95 $100 $100 $110 $115 $150 $205 $275 $350 $350


Body Color Availability

Sport 2.0T ONLY Black Saddle RYN RYN
- - SWPRYN SWPRYN S3BRYN S3BRYN - -
IMRYN - - - - - - - - -


Code
3D SWP S3B TR3 IM D0 RR7 X7E W7U

Exterior Color
Moonstone Silver Frost White Pearl Twilight Black Serrano Red Mineral Gray Cabo Bronze Canyon Copper Juniper Green Marlin Blue


* Includes dealer holdback
Prices, equipment and specifications subject to change without notice. All prices are F.O.B. Port of Entry. Freight, state and local taxes, advertising and promotional fees, if any, are additional. Freight charges of $855 will be added to the dealer invoice and Monroney label on all models. Suggested retail prices include pre-delivery services. Dealers are free to establish their selling prices, margins and profit levels.


14a_Santa Fe Sport_Price_Sheet_13_Sept_2013wo

9/16/2013

 

Awesome, worth the wait, getting all the good stuff, HID's, LED, memory seat, back up assist, ventilated seats, remote start.

 

Unreal. I should have waited for this year. Why did i buy the first generation of this model

 

These are US changes. The US models were different than those here in Canada. I wonder what the changes will be here in Canada? Looking forward to hearing what they are as I was not impressed with 13 options. Will wait to see before I pull the pin on a Ford Edge. B)

 

I also saw the blind spot system on the 2.4, which should be on the 2.0 too.
Wondering about the remote start though, does that mean they made a new remote for 2014?

 

Click " 2014 Santa Fe Sport pricing" below the SF picture for more details on options and pricing....

Newsroom - Hyundai Motor America

 

I was kind of hoping the ventilated seats would come with the popular equipment (like heated seats) or at least with the Premium equipment, but it looks like it will be included in the Tech package.

My 13 had popular equipment and leather/premium package... If I get a 2014 (mine 2013 was totaled last week) with the same packages, I will GAIN blind spot monitoring and rear window shades, but LOSE heated rear seats and premium door sill plates... for a price increase of about $500.

 

Darn, the MSRP for 2.0T AWD (excluding $855 destination fee) went from $29,700 (MY13) to $32,200 (MY14)!

I do not see any significant changes in the base warranting a $2,500 price increase. Am I missing something here?

 

Re: my above post.

I see what happened. They made the Premium Equipment Package standard on the base, hence the price increase to $32,200. Previously, the price of 2.0T AWD with Premium Package was $32,150 (excl. $855 destination), so they basically raised this by $50.

However, they significantly raised the price of the Technology Package! In MY13, the MSRP of 2.0T AWD with Technology package was $35,050 (excl. $855 destination) and now it is $32,200 + $4,350 = $36,550 (excl. $855 destination).

Not cool, Hyundai!

 

Well it looks like the $1500 ($36,550 -$35,050) will get you LED tail lights, HID headlights, rear parking assistance, ventilated seats, and seat memory! I would say that is worth the money compared to last years model!

 

I gotta laugh when people are surprised when they get more features but the prices go up. We Canadians who have been on this forum since last year when the SFS was released, have been been preaching that the extra features we have up here in Canada don't come cheap. Compare our prices to yours for the 2013 and you will see that, although we had the extra features, folks up here paid dearly for them.

Can't have it both ways. I mean look...some people were paying $400 for a set of after market LED taillights to upgrade their SFS. Add all those things up and I bet you'll still be better off via the Hyundai package offer.

So, in the words of Bobby McFerrin, "don't worry, be happy" that Hyundai is now offering features that many of you have been clamoring for. I think this is all good.

 

So, delta between 2.0T 'Base' 2014 and 2.0T with Leather and Premium Equipment Package :

Loose - 19" Inch wheels, Gain - Blind spot detection system & Manual rear side window sunshades. Otherwise they are the same? Price increase $50?

 

So, delta between 2.0T 'Base' 2014 and 2.0T with Leather and Premium Equipment Package :

Lose - 19" Inch wheels, Gain - Blind spot detection system & Manual rear side window sunshades. Otherwise they are the same? Price increase $50?

+ lose Premium door sill plates, moved to Tech Pkg. Buying a 2013 with Leather & Premium pkg is not bad deal if you still want to go that path...

 

Would it be safe to say that they only difference between my 2013 Canadian 2.0T Limited and the 2014 US 2.0t with Tech package is Blind spot detection LED rear tailights? 2013 Canadian version had HID head lights, ventilated seats, rear parking assist, and rear window sunshades. I know everyone can buy the led tail lights, but can you add the blind spot detection to a 2013 model?

 

I wonder if they are changing the wheel design for the 14's or keeping the same. Although, there are 18's in mix now, so maybe

 

I says remote start too, anyone seen the new remote yet?

 

Included or as an option?

Oh man. If it is the new remote start kits that came out from Hyundai up here a few months ago, I caution to check out the remote start threads here and in the LWB forum. Read about the quirks and decide whether you can live with them before getting too excited.

 

The remote starter is a port installed option.

It is not standard.

 

What does port installed mean?

 

Probably just a list of things that may come in some but not all. Like the mats, cargo cover, etc. Some might have it in the lot.

 

query

it says "Bodycolor exterior power mirrors", is that power folding or just power adjustable? and does that mean the 2014 sport still doesnt get power folding mirrors?

I am undecided between kia sorento and hyundai SFS, power folding mirror would really be nice for my garage else it will be tight

 

Unfortunately that translates into power adjustable and not power folding. Same verbage they used for the 2013 I believe.

 

Just got a call from my dealer (Malloy Auto Mall in Woodbridge, VA) and said they got two 2014 Santa Fe Sports in today

 

I was told by one of my local dealers today that they have 5 2014 Santa Fe sports processing and waiting transit, and they have 9 others which are scheduled to begin build by beginning of Oct.

 

A little more info on the 2014 SFS in regards to option changes and price increases.


2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Priced From $25,605 | AutoGuide.com News

B)

 

You need to get the 2.0T engine to get HID headlights and LED taillights. They're not available with the 2.4 engine. Why?

I don't understand this thinking.
John

 

Well, the 2.4 engine is for the plain, Sport model. The 2.0T engine is for the more expensive, higher-end model.

Hyundai wants you to spend more to get the goodies.

 

You think us '13 owners would be able to upgrade to LED taillights and HIDs now that these parts will be available in the US?

 

Yes but at a cost that is not acceptable. The HID housing has auto level and sensors in the back of the car, hard to do all that just for proper HID. The LED tail lights much more likely.

 

Hyundai is the only manufacturer that is doing this to this degree. As I said the reason I did not buy a 2013 was due to terrible color selections and the option pkgs were really bad. I will gladly pay for the options I want but I am not interested in paying for options I do not want. I have been fighting with the satellite tv providers for years now over the same thing. I can go to any other manufacturer and I can build the vehicle to my liking what the **** is Hyundai doing here??
I was waiting for the 2014 model to see if they made any changes however I see that they may have made things even worse than they were in 2013.

Weel it is off to the Ford dealer tomorrow. Thye can build me an Edge with the options I want and not load up the vehicle with nav, glass roofs that you cannot open the shades unless you open the roof, force you to purchase a 2.0T just to get HID's etc. This is BS!!!

 

Hyundai is the only manufacturer that is doing this to this degree. As I said the reason I did not buy a 2013 was due to terrible color selections and the option pkgs were really bad. I will gladly pay for the options I want but I am not interested in paying for options I do not want. I have been fighting with the satellite tv providers for years now over the same thing. I can go to any other manufacturer and I can build the vehicle to my liking what the **** is Hyundai doing here??
I was waiting for the 2014 model to see if they made any changes however I see that they may have made things even worse than they were in 2013.

Weel it is off to the Ford dealer tomorrow. Thye can build me an Edge with the options I want and not load up the vehicle with nav, glass roofs that you cannot open the shades unless you open the roof, force you to purchase a 2.0T just to get HID's etc. This is BS!!!

At least Hyundai listened and put all the good stuff Canada and Europe were getting, it's all or nothing, sucks, I know, but now I will get the tech package for sure, I was always planning on getting the turbo 4 anyway.
Color selection is fine, mineral grey looks great, canyon copper is nice too, nothing to complain about here.
Ford, SYNC is a mess and warranty is nowhere near what Hyundai/Kia offer, think twice about it.
I thought about a Ford Edge sport, but it gets worse 0-60 and longer braking distance due to the huge wheels, nice going Ford, stupids! and with SYNC the way it is a huge PITA to operate, I just dismissed Ford a long time ago.

 

Zero to sixty really??? If I was concerned about how fast I can get to 60 mph then I would be looking at a Porsche Cayenne not a SFS! Who cares this is and CUV not a sports car.
Ford Sync works really well it is the MFT that has caused some concerns. However I tried the new version of this and it works really well. It is really nice to just press a button on the steering wheel and say "Set temperature to 70 deg" and it does it.
As far as warranty goes Ford offers 5 years on the power train now and that is all that is important to me. I have a 2010 SF Ltd and I have never had to use the warranty on anything other than mechanical issues. Also if you get a chance to read the actual warranty for Hyundai you will see that as the warranty moves into the later stages there is some definition there that is well let's just say not as comprehensive as the customer is led to believe.
Not interested in 20" wheels as they have a higher gear ratio causing higher rpm's and thus lowering fuel economy. They look great though.
Big thing here is that I am not pulling out money for options that I have no need for.

Still waiting to hear what changes were made here in Canada for 2014 before making my decision. I like the SF however I am thoroughly pissed with marketing BS. I have contacted the local dealer but have not heard back from them yet as to the changes. B)