Powering the 2014 Santa Fe is a 3.3-liter V6 engine that produces 290 horsepower and 252lb-feet of torque. EPA estimates are twenty miles-per-gallon combined (18 miles-per-gallon city and 24 miles-per-gallon highway). Among the numerous competing crossover SUVs in its class, the Santa Fe has 1 of the nicer cabins of the bunch. The front seats are very comfortable for longer drives, with enough adjustments to accommodate drivers of all sizes. 2nd-row passengers will also find the quarters to their liking, with a wide range of recline angle and plenty of head and legroom. In terms of cargo and luggage space, the Santa Fe can hold up to 41 cubic feet of cargo behind the 2nd row of seats. With the 2nd row folded, the Santa Fe can hold up to 80 cubic feet.
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