Do it. I can't speak for a hybrid Santa Fe Calligraphy because I don't think it comes in a hybrid model. But for the straight gas powered one, my Husband and I are HUGELY happy with ours. We had a 2013 Santa Fe for a 3 year lease (loved it) and a 2016 loaded Sonata and loved that even more. Then we made the mistake of getting a loaded 2020 Subaru Outback because of literally being ignored by a shit Hyundai Dealership in our area. Turns out we weren't happy with it due to the CVT transmission, the straight 4 was noisy, had all the get up & go of Grandma and the BIG touchscreen in the dash was a pain & dangerous to operate. I say so because you had to, obviously, take your eyes off the road to do almost anything because of the almost total lack of physical buttons which was not good. And it sure as Hell seemed like you had to touch two buttons to get one thing done! Sold it to Carvana last fall (and make a KILLING!) and replaced with the Santa Fe Calligraphy with the Turbo 2.5 liter 4 and it's like going from a Chevy to a Lexus. That thing MOVES and the driving modes are outta' sight and give you all the confidence you need on the freeway and more. The speedo goes up to 160 and I had it at 110 for a hot minutes and it felt like 60 mph, NO bull. Seriously quiet, comfortable, FAST and high tech, off the charts. If you haven't gotten one already, take my advice. I'm a Professional Photography and NOTHING escapes my eye for detail and performance.

@@greeneyedwarlock882 hello! we actually bit the bullet and ended up trading in the BMW X3 to buy the 2022 Santa Fe Hybrid (HEV) in the Limited Trim. Black exterior and brown/tan interior. The tire rims are ugly but other than that we are suuuuuper happy with it! Although haha I do miss the BMW driving…..there’s a reason why they say “it’s the ultimate driving machine”--has amazing torque.

I just purchased the calligraphy Edition with tan interior when you look at the black all black that's all you see in the whole car is black the tan is a nice contrast otherwise your whole interior is black and that is dated I also have a Range Rover with white interior with cherry wood

What's wrong with silver buttons? It's better than all black buttons. The auto-opening trunk can be disabled if you want it to auto open. And how do you know it's not real Nappa leather? I've sat in it & it looks & feels like that