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Snake	Difference between the Models in Aus and Korea.	Lead	[-]
Posts: 17 (10/30/06 14:36:49) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None Remove this ad I must say that I'm a bit annoyed that the features you get on the Korean models compared to the Aussie models off the Santa fe, they are worlds apart and I'm not happy Aussie models miss out on such features as: Heated seats Sat Nav DVD Heated Mirrors Beige Leather Reverse Sensors Headlight Washers I dont know why Hyundai Australia cant offer SATNAV, when toyota, mitsubshi, nissan and so forth can. Have a look at the website below, its the Korean Santa fe website, the music is pretty cool, and compare it to the Australian one: Korean: ad.hyundai-motor.com/cata...opWin.html Australia: www.hyundai.com.au/santafe/
MetalMessiah78	Re: Difference between the Models in Aus and Korea.	#1	[-]
Posts: 7724 (11/03/06 07:07:54) Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I know how you feel Snake. We miss out on a lot of cool features in the U.S. also. Although the Santa Fe's are already pretty well equiped for the price, they should offer everything else as an option as well. MetalMessiah's Santa Fe
Andy2035	Re: Difference between the Models in Aus and Korea.	#2	[-]
Posts: 4393 (11/03/06 07:48:19) Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Ditto here in the U.K... I think every car maker is the same, they do different spec models for different countries... The U.S has the 3.5 engined Santy which I would love to be able to buy, but they don't sell it here so I would have to import it and it would be a left hooker... But at the same time the U.S didn't have the Diesel Santy... It is annoying, but I don't think we'd be able to change them... The main thing is, we still have our very own Santy's to love... Andy...
Snake	Re: Difference between the Models in Aus and Korea.	#3	[-]
Posts: 17 (11/05/06 14:23:39) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	True, true, how can we not luv our santy's But the SATNAV one is still a bit perplexing, obviously Hyundai Australia could source out a aftermarket option, even if did come with a higher price tag. BTW, my pics to come very soon.
MetalMessiah78	Re: Difference between the Models in Aus and Korea.	#4	[-]
Posts: 7724 (11/06/06 07:04:06) Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Remove this ad Honestly, as cool as it would have been for the Santa Fe to come with a factory navigation system, I'm sure the sound would have been as crappy as the O.E.M. Monsoon, and I would have ended up changing it out anyway. Plus, it would have been way more expensive then something aftermarket that would have been superior to it anyway. If you are interested in GPS, check this out. In Dash DVD, Navigation, Subs, Speakers, Headrest Monitors MetalMessiah's Santa Fe
Snake	Re: Difference between the Models in Aus and Korea.	#5	[-]
Posts: 17 (11/07/06 14:29:22) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thats awesome metal messiah!!!! Is it compatible with the 2007 santa fe?
MetalMessiah78	Re: Difference between the Models in Aus and Korea.	#6	[-]
Posts: 7724 (11/09/06 23:17:19) Moderator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Yes it is. Now that I think of it, another member posted a few weeks ago that it was going to be offered by Hyundai as part of their Navigation package. Apparantly, Hyundai has deals with Kenwood for the U.S. market (some of their Elantra's and Tiburons come with Kenwood stereo, be it the crappiest ones Kenwood makes). Hyundai is even making a special console piece to house the unit. I'm actually glad they are going aftermarket on this, rather making it in house, or contracting it to Delphi. Delphi = crap! If I run across the post, I'll share it with you. Though the part is intended for the U.S. market, I'm sure that partguy can hook you up with it for a reasonable price. Should work on the Aussie model without a problem. MetalMessiah's Santa Fe
ExSandGroper	Re: Difference between the Models in Aus and Korea.	#7	[-]
Posts: 222 (01/20/07 07:42:01) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Remove this ad I'll be selling my Santa Fe in the next couple of months due to a move overseas, but, if anyone's interested in a second-hand GPS installation that worked perfectly in my Santa Fe, then I have one that you might be interested in. It's a Blaupunkt, CD-drive, GPS Navigation unit (we had it installed under the passenger seat but it's designed to fit a DIN slot in the front console if you prefer). A small black antenna (about the size of a matchbox) is installed on the front dash for best reception. Central Car Radio in Melbourne did the installation and removed it for me last year when I was getting the car ready for sale at the end of the Novated Lease. I recommend them for the installation as they know how to work with a Santa Fe after installing my GPS. Any queries to xgener69@aol.com

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