 We bought our 2014 Santa Fe Limited, brand new, and I was really hoping that this was going to be the vehicle for the long run.  It has great features, technology, and storage.  Unfortunately, we've had nothing but reliability problems from the start.  We've put 25k miles on it and owned it for 2 years.  The first issue we had was a crack in the black edge of the windshield which we noticed two or three days after driving it off the lot.  The dealership did right by us and replaced it.  Not a big deal, but a year later the replacement also developed, what I can only assume to be, a stress crack as well and needs to be replaced.  Next, the hood had to be repainted due to multiple rust spots forming on the corners.  After that, the blind spot detection system failed and required the passenger side mirror to be replaced.  Now, during the last snow storm we noticed that the car is leaking anti-freeze and from time to time the navigation will go blank and require the car to be turned off and back on again to resolve it.  For the most part the warranty has covered the issues and out of pocket cost will be the anti-freeze leak and new windshield but these are too many issues too fast.  We may be the unlucky ones who got the bad one out of the bunch but I can only imagine what we'll be dealing with at 100k miles.