Interior volume on the model is 172.3 cubic feet with cargo volume at 141.5 when the second row seats have been taken out and the third row stowed in the folded position. With only the third row put down, cargo volume is 80.2 cubic feet. With seating for seven passengers, the Entourage comes standard with half a dozen airbags: two covering the driver and passenger from the front position, two placed in the seats to deploy to the side, and two in the curtain position to protect outboard passengers.

All models of the 2007 Hyundai Entourage come standard with a combo audio unit playing across six speakers. A Infinity Logic7 Surround Sound system with a changer in the dash capable of handling six discs and an amplifier with twelve channels is an option on the SE and Limited as is a DVD system for the benefit of back passengers included a screen that flips down and wireless headphones.

Do you believe that your minivan should actually protect your family on the road, not put them in further danger? Do you think that you should be driving a minivan that has ample room for your entire brood and their gear? Well, have no fear, Hyundai is here. The 2008 Hyundai Entourage is that minivan. The Entourage will comfortably seat your whole posse. It also was rewarded the IIHS’s highest ranking in a crash test for minivans. If you are in search of space and safety, the 2008 Entourage is the minivan for your family.

The multitude of safety features in the Entourage make even the Honda Odyssey envious. Six airbags are standard in the Entourage. Front and side airbags are there for the driver and front passenger, but there are also massive roof and side-mounted curtain airbags for the two rear seating rows. All passengers can feel protected with the Entourage’s airbag armor. The 2008 Entourage also comes standard with a Traction Control System. This system allows the driver to feel confident in knowing that even during inclement weather the Entourage will stay rooted on the road. Electronic Stability Control will take over if a driver loses control of the vehicle. The ESC can apply the brakes, decrease the minivan’s speed, and even correct over-steering. 4-wheel disc brakes are equipped with anti-lock brakes which prevent locking up the wheels, as well as assist the driver in controlling both the steering wheel and brakes during slick road conditions. Another feature added to the Entourage is the Active Head Restraint. This restraint system is implemented in the front headrests. If a rear-end accident occurs, the head restraints will move in the direction to best cradle the driver and passenger’s head and neck.

If you feel like you never seem to have enough room in your current vehicle, the 2008 Entourage will more than make up for it. Three rows provide generous seating for up to seven passengers. Not only that, those seven passengers will never feel cramped for space. The Entourage can easily seat full-grown adults in all three rows. In the 2008 the third row can also be stowed away to provide even more cargo space, plenty of room for all those camping materials or sports equipment.

Hyundai’s 2008 edition comes in two different trim levels, the GLS and Limited. The GLS has all of the features previously mentioned, but the Limited is outfitted with a multitude of luxurious additions. While both come with a 3.8L MPI-DOHC V6 that produces up to 242 horsepower, the Limited trim has 18-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, tinted windows, leather seating, and heated front seats. Gas-charged shock absorbers afford a smooth ride in both trims. Also, the standard 5-speed automatic transmission has a Shiftronic feature. Shiftronic allows a driver to have the convenience of an automatic transmission, but also have the ability to manually downshift or upshift when necessary.

The 2008 Hyundai Entourage is a perfect solution for a family in need of space and safety in a vehicle. However, because the Entourage only reaches 16 city MPG and 23 highway MPG, many families may need to look elsewhere for fuel efficiency. The GLS trim’s base MSRP is a reasonable $23,995, putting the 2008 Entourage into a price bracket that many families can afford. So, if price, ample seating and cargo room, and superior safety are on one’s list of must-haves in a minivan, the 2008 Hyundai Entourage is one minivan that should not be overlooked.

Chicago Auto Show in 2006. The vehicle derives its power from a 3.8 Liter Lambada V6 engine. The Entourage uses an automatic gear system of five gears. The Entourage’s engine does 18 miles per gallon in the city and 25 miles per gallon on the highway.

The Entourage is available in three versions, which are well equipped with all the amenities. The entry level GLS version is equipped with 16 inch tires, seats in the second row that can be folded and a split third row of seats that can be folded. There’s space under the third row of seats to store small bags, a drivers seat that can be moved in six different ways manually, air conditioning, Stereo system with CD player and six speakers and keyless entry. The SE version has 17 inch tires, temperatures inside the minivan that are controlled automatically, back doors that can slide open or closed with the touch of a button, leather steering wheel with music controls and a drivers seat that can be adjusted in eight different ways with the touch of a button.

The Limited version comes with leather seats that are heated and its gauges are electroluminescent. The Limited comes with a sunroof and an ultimate package that comes with a stereo system with a surround sound package and 13 speakers. The package also has a DVD system for the passengers seated in the back; passenger seat in the front can be adjusted in four different manners with the touch of a button and the driver’s seat, mirrors and pedals have a memory system fitted into them. The music and DVD systems available with the Limited package can be purchased with the SE and Limited versions. The Hyundai Entourage comes with anti-lock brakes, side airbags for all three rows of seats and side airbags for the passengers sitting in the front.

Both are powered by a 3.8 liter V6, generating 263 horsepower as an automatic transmission with five speeds and overdrive. The engine returns 19 mpg city and 28 highway on a 19.8 gallon fuel tank.

The Azera has 40.2 inches of head room front and 38.2 rear with leg room of 43.7 and 38.2 respectively. Overall passenger volume measures 106.9 cubic feet with a total cargo volume of 16.6 cubic feet. From one curb to the next, the Azeras have a turning diameter of 37.4 feet.

Occupants in all models are protected by two airbags in the front with an additional two mounted in the seats as safeguards against impact from the side. Additionally, there are two bags for the rear mounted in the seats protecting the outboard positions as well as bags from the roof in the curtain position. Brakes on all wheels have ABS technology with additional systems to distribute force. The design of the vehicle accommodates the absorbtion of collision energy by incorporating steel of high-tensile quality. There are crumple zones in the front and rear with side reinforcements present.

Both the driver and front passenger seats of the 2007 Hyundai Azera have powered adjustment as well as heating available on the SE and standard on the Limited. The optional system features a changer in the dash capable of handling six discs that plays across ten speakers and incorporates a subwoofer and 315-watt amplifier.

The GL trim now comes stock with 17 inch alloy wheels and both trims feature improved suspension. The Limited trim also receives a nice variety of additional improvements including: side mirror mounted turn signals; a power sunroof and a premium audio system. Note that the SE trim has been discontinued.

The smooth-running 3.8L 263hp V6 of the Limited trim delivers power, speed and dependability to get you where you need to go every time. The GLS trim features a 3.3L 234hp V6. The innovative interior is both spacious and hip featuring straightforward, strategically placed controls. Azera earned a “Good” crash test rating for frontal crashes and an “Acceptable” score from IIHS for side impact crashes. MSRP totals $24,600 which stuns the class competition which averages a hefty $44,084. Both trims come stock with a 5-speed automatic overdrive transmission.

City-rated fuel economy also smashes the competition of the large car class on this 2008 Azera measuring 18 mpg to their 15.72 mpg. Horsepower and torque are not the Azera’s strong points; it presents a rating of only 234hp to the average competition’s 305.49. Torque ratings are 226 lb-ft as compared to the average comp’s 311.81.

Standard features on both trims include: power locks; power windows; air conditioning, CD player; power seats and driver, passenger and side airbags. ABS braking, traction control and stability control systems are also stock on both. The GLS has an optional sunroof that is not available on the Limited trim. To compensate, the Limited comes from the factory with leather seats which are only an option away for the GLS.

Both trims of this 2008 Isuzu have 4 doors and seat a maximum of 5 people comfortably. The Limited is able to be fitted with a customized NAV system, but the GLS lacks this feature. The Azera blows the competition out of the water with its warranty package. The basic warranty is good for 60 months or 60,000 miles. The powertrain warranty holds out for 120 months or 100,000 miles and the rust warranty is good for 84 months or unlimited milage - pretty cool.

Consumer Reports gives the 2008 Azera an overall test score of 83 - an impressive number. The overall consumer satisfaction rating stands tall at 9.9; people really seem to love these vehicles. And why not? The Korean-made 2008 Hyundai Azera delivers just about everything that anyone could wish for in a new large car: classy looks, dependability, safety, performance and a modest price tag. It is definitely one to consider, and one to beat!

Depending on the trim package chosen, a 3.8 L, V6 engine or a 3.3 L V6 engine with a five-speed automatic transmission is standard. These engines provide 263 hp and 234 hp, respectively.

The Azera’s interior features a combination of wood and woodgrain on the doors and dashboard, offering enhanced style and features over the Toyota Camry. The gear knob is finished with a luxury leather trim. Car buyers interested in the Hyundai Azera may also be considering the Pontiac G6 and the Volkswagen Passat.

The 2009 model is very similar in styling to the previous year’s offering. The basic trim package is the GLS and the updated version is called the Limited. Both packages include dual zone climate control and a split folding back seat (60/40). The Limited offers the buyer heated front seats, a sunroof, and leather seats. These are available as options with the GLS trim package.

Both trim packages come with 17 inch alloy wheels. The audio systems are different for each one, though. With the GLS trim package, you will get a six-speaker system with an AM/FM radio and a CD/MP3 player. The Limited trim package offers a 10-speaker system.

The Azera also comes with a number of safety features, including head and side airbags for front seat passengers, 4 wheel ABS, and traction control. The ABS system gives the Azera a better ability to turn while the driver applies the brakes. This is an important consideration when trying to avoid an accident.

A stability system is also offered on the Hyundai Azera. This is a measure designed to help the driver keep control of the vehicle when the vehicle is being operated at its limit. The brakes will applied automatically and the engine power will be reduced as necessary to help the driver regain control and avoid an accident.

If someone enters the vehicle and tries to start the engine using something other than a manufacturer’s key, the ignition will shut down as a security measure. This type of anti-theft device may qualify Azera buyers for a reduction in their insurance costs. The 2009 Hyundai Azera will give you a respectable 17 mpg for city driving and 26 mpg on the highway. If you are interested in owning one, the MSRP is $24,770 - $28,720, which will get you a safe, reliable ride.

The Grandeur on its launch in 1986 was a renamed version of the Debonair produced by Mitsubishi and derived its power from a 2.0 Liter SOHC MPI engine. A 2.4 Liter SOHC MPI engine was added in 1987 to the Grandeur and a 3.0 Liter V6 engine in 1990. The second generation Grandeur made its debut in 1992. The vehicle came in various versions and had a choice of four engines; a 2.0 Liter engine with 4 cylinders, a 2.5 Liter V6, a 3.0 Liter V6 and a 3.5 Liter V6. This car was only meant for sale in the South Korean market.

The third Generation Hyundai Grandeur was titled Grandeur XG and it was a luxury car that was mid-sized. It made its debut in 2000. The same year a Grandeur XG200 made its debut which was powered by a 3.0 Liter V6 engine and it was sold until 2003. In 2002, the Grandeur debuted with the XG 350 model which was powered by a 3.5 Liter V6 Sigma engine. The new car had an L version also.

In 2006, the fourth Generation Hyundai Grandeur TG or the Azera made its debut. The brand name was used in North America, China, Taiwan, Philippines, Iran, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and several other Middle East markets. The vehicle is a normal sized sedan which derives its power from a 3.8 Lambada V6 engine which has five automatic gears. In Europe, the Azera is powered by a 2.2 VGT CRDI engine that runs on diesel. The vehicle comes in three versions, GLS, SE and Limited. In the GLS all the systems on the car are power. It also has air conditioning, rear mirrors that can dim the lights of the vehicles behind you, a stereo system with 6disc CD player and 6 speakers. The SE version comes with 17 inch tires, the temperatures inside the car can be adjusted automatically and the steering wheel and gear shift system are wrapped in leather. The Limited version has leather seats, its seats in the front are heated and the sunshade in the back can be moved with the touch of a button. All versions of the Hyundai Azera come with disc brakes that are anti-lock, a system to check that the vehicle won’t roll over and side airbags.

All are outfitted with a 1.6 liter, sixteen-valve, four-cylinder (generation 110 horsepower) as both a manual transmission with five speeds or an automatic with four speeds (and overdrive.) The manual transmission returns 32 mpg city, 35 highway with the automatic showing 28 /37.

All models have head room in the front seat measuring 39.6 inches with 37.8 in the rear (leg room is 42.8 front, 34.3 rear.) Overall passenger volume is 92.2 cubic feet with 15.9 cubic feet of cargo volume (12.4 on the GLS.)

The driver seat in the Accent features adjustment on eight levels with head restraints for all seats offering equal flexibility. The driver’s seat has an armrest that folds. The rear seatback folds according to the 60/40 configuration. The audio system is a standard combo unit of 172-watts playing across six speakers (optional on the GS). Air conditioning is a standard feature on all models except the GS.

Occupants of the 2007 Hyundai Accent are protected by two airbags in the front as well as two bags mounted in the seats to protect against impact from the side. Additionally there are bags in the side curtain position. The vehicle has beams in the doors as additional side protection with crumple zones in the front and rear and unibody construction.

Not the smallest, not the sportiest, not the most luxurious nor the most economical-but the one of the most well rounded compact cars available today that offers one of the best warranties in the industry and a truly affordable sticker price.

The Accent is available in GS and SE trims as a 2 door coupe or 3 door hatchback, in addition to the GLS 4 door sedan. The base model GS model is one of the least expensive new cars sold in America, but it achieves this status by providing fewer features than the competition. The GS includes 14-inch steel wheels, an eight-way adjustable driver seat and a 60/40-split rear seatback to increase cargo space when the need for more than a passenger or two is required. Options for this model include air-conditioning, power mirrors and windows, keyless entry and a CD/MP3 audio system with satellite radio and an auxiliary audio jack. The SE version includes most features found in the GS and adds 16 inch alloy wheels, fog lights, and a leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. Backseat passengers will enjoy the rear center armrest complete with cup holders and a sunroof is optional. The GLS comes standard with air conditioning and CD/MP3 stereo system with performance oriented accessories available for optional purchase from the dealer.

All models are front wheel drive and equipped with a 1.6 liter, 4 cylinder engine that produces 110 horsepower. A 5 speed manual transmission is standard, with a 4 speed automatic optional. EPA estimates report gas mileage as a thrifty 27 MPG city and 32 MPG on the highway when equipped with the manual transmission and 24 MPG city and 33 MPG highway when equipped with the automatic transmission. Performance and fuel economy are competitive with similarly equipped rivals, with 2008 EPA estimates ranging from 27 mpg city and 32 mpg highway with the five-speed manual to 24/33 mpg with the optional automatic transmission.

The affordable price tag found on the 2008 Hyundai Accent includes an outstanding 100,000 mile warranty and a responsive engine that performs well. It’s impressive handling, simple design and quiet, comfortable ride make the Accent a very likeable and capable choice for a small car.

Not the smallest, not the sportiest, not the most luxurious nor the most economical-but the one of the most well rounded compact cars available today that offers one of the best warranties in the industry and a truly affordable sticker price.

The Accent is available in GS and SE trims as a 2 door coupe or 3 door hatchback, in addition to the GLS 4 door sedan. The base model GS model is one of the least expensive new cars sold in America, but it achieves this status by providing fewer features than the competition. The GS includes 14-inch steel wheels, an eight-way adjustable driver seat and a 60/40-split rear seatback to increase cargo space when the need for more than a passenger or two is required. Options for this model include air-conditioning, power mirrors and windows, keyless entry and a CD/MP3 audio system with satellite radio and an auxiliary audio jack. The SE version includes most features found in the GS and adds 16 inch alloy wheels, fog lights, and a leather wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. Backseat passengers will enjoy the rear center armrest complete with cup holders and a sunroof is optional. The GLS comes standard with air conditioning and CD/MP3 stereo system with performance oriented accessories available for optional purchase from the dealer.

All models are front wheel drive and equipped with a 1.6 liter, 4 cylinder engine that produces 110 horsepower. A 5 speed manual transmission is standard, with a 4 speed automatic optional. EPA estimates report gas mileage as a thrifty 27 MPG city and 32 MPG on the highway when equipped with the manual transmission and 24 MPG city and 33 MPG highway when equipped with the automatic transmission. Performance and fuel economy are competitive with similarly equipped rivals, with 2008 EPA estimates ranging from 27 mpg city and 32 mpg highway with the five-speed manual to 24/33 mpg with the optional automatic transmission.

The affordable price tag found on the 2008 Hyundai Accent includes an outstanding 100,000 mile warranty and a responsive engine that performs well. It’s impressive handling, simple design and quiet, comfortable ride make the Accent a very likeable and capable choice for a small car.

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