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Hyundai is known for some of the most reliable vehicles on the market today, including its impressive SUV lineup. Two of the most well-known SUVs are the Hyundai Tucson and the Santa Fe. The Tucson is a relative newcomer, while the Santa Fe gets a complete redesign for the 2024 model year. You’ll be happy to have either one of these SUVs in your St Louis garage or as you set off to your favorite weekend destination.
If you’re having trouble narrowing your choices, we’ve got a comparison of the Hyundai Tucson and Santa Fe to see which of these two SUVs deserves to go home with you to Jefferson County. Both of these crossover SUVs have every high-tech feature a modern driver needs, as well as excellent fuel economy. Read on to learn more!
The base price of the 2024 Hyundai Tucson is $27,250. It’s comparable to the Santa Fe, except when you start to climb up the trim levels. When asking yourself, “How much is a Hyundai Tucson?”, you’ve got to weigh the value versus what you’re getting.
Here are the Hyundai Tucson prices by trim level.
The base price for a 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe is $28,750, so not much more than the Tucson. However, once you start moving up the trims, you’ll start to see how the Santa Fe stands out.
After the price, interior space is probably the second-most important consideration for your new vehicle purchase. While both of these Hyundai SUVs are close in size, the Tucson has a bit more max cargo space.
You’ll get eight more cubic feet of maximum cargo space in the Tucson, which is a top reason many drivers choose this SUV over its smaller cousin.
Both the Tucson and Santa Fe have similar engines and performance specs. However, the Tucson will save you more money when filling up at St Charles gas stations thanks to its improved fuel economy.
Reading about these two SUVs is one thing. Experiencing them is another thing entirely. Contact us or call 314-892-2552 to schedule a test drive. We’re happy to help in any way we can!
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