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Replying to: jeffreid (May 02, 2006 1:53 pm) |
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Replying to: jeffreid (May 02, 2006 1:53 pm) |
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Visited yesterday the local dealer in my area - they were closed (Sunday) but one Entourage has been unlocked, so I took a look. Overall, the outside of the van is very plain and blend, styling isn't bold at all - but inside the van, it feels really upscale and well assembled. Door closes with a good "thump"?, the leather-wrapped steering wheel has a quality feel - though the leather seats is not the best leather I've seen. Power seat controls are on the door - gotta get used to it; every outboard passenger have access to manually open/close his/her own window by power switches placed in all 3 rows - something you will not find on any other minivan. Some other minor details: - The sun visors feel good, and Entourage is perhaps the only minivan who still provides a visor extender, and large visor mirrors. - The middle seats can't be put together to form a bench as in the Odyssey (or as Sienna which is difficult). - No storage under front passengers seat, even though the seat is not powered even on the high-end model. - But 2 roomy glove boxes, plus additional bins inside, provide you with organized storage room, as is at the bottom of the dashboard. In overall, the interior mimic the Sienna, with the dash shifter (alto not gated, which I prefer), the bins around the shifter, cup holders - they're missing the door armrest storage of the Sienna, though. (Hyundai did smarter by placing the A/C vents on the 2 sides of the dashboard, so the audio system is not placed as high as in Sienna, and the climate controls are not as low as in Sienna, which is usually blocked by the shifter in the Sienna.) - I also don't like the way the armrest on the door is designed (and many Hyundais, for that matter). The curve down makes it uncomfortable to use as a good armrest, and it's not too easy to close the door (the Azera do have better design). - The rear seats fold into floor very similar to Sienna - which is not the most practical way. The Odyssey and DCX vans are more logical and comfy. Bottom line: it looks like a winner. |
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We test drove the Entourage last weekend and noticed quite a bit of noise coming from the exhaust. When we brought this to the dealer's attention, he said Hyundai purposely made the muffler loud to give the van a "sportier feel". |
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Replying to: ziana (Oct 21, 2006 6:44 pm) |
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Replying to: ziana (Oct 21, 2006 6:44 pm) |
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Replying to: ziana (Oct 21, 2006 6:44 pm)
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