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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / October 2006Azera
No threads about the Azera yet? I'm interested in hearing about it. N> No threads about the Azera yet? I'm interested in hearing about it. Hearing what? Have you taken it on a test drive yet? l might be able to answer some questions given that I took it for a fairly varied test drive a few weeks ago. In a word - impressive! Best Regards Wayne Moses <wmoses@houston.rr.com> Sun, 15 Oct 2006 10:13:31 -0500 > N> No threads about the Azera yet? I'm interested in hearing about > it. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > === Posted with Qusnetsoft NewsReader 3.3 We bought one ~ 3 months ago. I still consider it one of my better auto purchases. We have 4,500 miles on it, and are still in love with it. I don't think you could come close to the features for the price in any other auto. WOW factors: Good, tight steering. (I'm not a pro or anything, just 40 years of driving, so don't flame me for this statement.) Automatic rear window sunscreen. (A real guy thing!) Driver 1 / Driver 2. Auto everything: lights, wipers, tempature. Leg / head room in front AND back. Cruise control is solid and dead-on accurate. Quiet, quiet, quiet. OOPs factors: No GPS option available. Design of options not packaged together, example: compass in the rearview mirror, outside tempature displays on the climate control, mileage / trip odometer in the dashboard. This is a small bother, but I am used to a Chrysler Concorde, where everthing is located in one module. Hope this helps, Thanks! Sounds nice. (FWIW, and please do not take offense at this because I truly appreciate your information, "tempature" is spelled temperature. I wouldn't mention it except you mispelled it twice, and your response was otherwise very articulate). > > N> No threads about the Azera yet? I'm interested in hearing about > > it. [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > Hope this helps, "Michael Lee" <kairos@charter.net> wrote in message > OOPs factors: > No GPS option available. > Design of options not packaged together, example: compass in the rearview > mirror, outside tempature displays on the climate control, mileage / trip > odometer in the dashboard. This is a small bother, but I am used to a > Chrysler Concorde, where everthing is located in one module. I guess it is what you get used to. The compass on my Buick is on the mirror also. They are made by the same company as for Hyundai. http://www.gentex.com/automotive.html I sort of expect the outdoor temperature to be right along with all the other climate controls. The Sonata trip meter has more information on a given trip than my Buick, but the Buick has two trip meters. I like that because I use one for when I fill the tank, the other for actual tip or legs of a trip. No way to make all the people happy all the time. > "Michael Lee" <kairos@charter.net> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > fill the tank, the other for actual tip or legs of a trip. No way to make > all the people happy all the time. I saw this mentioned in a road test recently also. I thought it was odd since the Sonata has two trip meters. :-) Matt "Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message > I saw this mentioned in a road test recently also. I thought it was odd > since the Sonata has two trip meters. :-) Depends on the model. Some have two trip meters, but others have the trip computer and only one distance reading. I forget what models have the former, but my Limited has the latter. They show both in the owners manual. > "Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > former, but my Limited has the latter. They show both in the owners > manual. My Sonata GL has no trip computer, but it has two trip meters. It does seem odd that the higher trim level would have less capability in this respect. Matt |
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