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Hyundai shows sketches of next Santa Fe

Hyundai shows sketches of next Santa Fe

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The second generation Santa Fe has been with us since 2007. Now, Hyundai is preparing to launch its replacement at the upcoming 2012 New York International Auto Show in April by releasing two exterior images of the side and front quarter. These images clearly show the design language of the new mid-size crossover.

 

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Code named DM in Korea, the Santa Fe is the latest model to incorporate Hyundai's new Fluidic Sculpture design language with an aggressive style which Hyundai calls




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