I'm completely new to Hyundai. Seeing the new Santa Fe in person a few weeks ago made me a believer, and the new Venue, a buyer. Its not the first time a sub-$19,000 USD Korean CUV crossed my path (at least that's what Venue prices are said to be under). Previously it was the Kia Soul but I didn't go far with it beyond reading specs on paper. Its too girly looking and sounding, something my sister would drive, its a girly car.
the 2020 Venue is an $18,000 Hyundai I actually want
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