What is a Hyundai van called?
“Hyundai’s new minivan is reportedly called the Custo and will have nothing in common with the new Kia Carnival.”
What kind of car is the Hyundai Entourage?
This tradition continues with the 2007 Hyundai Entourage. It’s the marque’s first-ever minivan, and like its platform-mate, the Kia Sedona, offers a pleasant mix of comfort, convenience and safety at a price tag that’s significantly lower than that of most other minivans.
How many seats does a 2007 Hyundai Entourage have?
The 2007 Hyundai Entourage seven-passenger minivan comes in three well-equipped trims.
What’s the difference between a 2005 Sienna and a 2007 entourage?
We drove the 2007 Entourage around town for 4 days while our 2005 Sienna was in the shop for body work. Although not apples to apples, I think the comparison is useful, since our 2005 Sienna shares most features of the 2007 Sienna, except for the engine (266 hp for 2007 vs 215 hp for 2005).
What’s the price of a 2007 Hyundai Entourage?
But Hyundai model line manager Michael Deitz considers the Entourage a “more refined” model than Sedona, thus warranting moderately higher prices. “People lean toward minivans with all the extras,” Dietz said. On sale since April, the Entourage starts at $24,495 (destination included) for the GLS model.
What kind of minivan is the Hyundai Entourage?
The Entourage is Hyundai’s first minivan, based on the second-generation Sedona from Kia, a subsidiary of Hyundai.
What’s the towing capacity of a Hyundai Entourage?
The towing capacity is 3,500 pounds for a trailer with its own brakes. If relying on the Entourage’s braking, the maximum is 1,000 pounds. Entourage in the Market. The Kia Sedona was the Korean model that showed how competitive the country’s exports had become.
Is the Hyundai Entourage similar to the Sedona?
The Hyundai Entourage’s interior is similar to the Sedona’s, and that’s good because the Sedona has lifted every worthwhile feature and functionality from the minivan class leaders. The quality is in keeping with other new Hyundais: not just good enough to surprise the unsuspecting, but competitive with the big guys.