Driving Impressions
More horsepower equals more pleasant riding and driving. The new V6 provides more than adequate torque for city driving and highway cruising, and is a significant improvement over the previous-generation engine's disappointing acceleration. On pavement, the independent front and solid-axle rear suspension provide a firm but overall agreeable ride. However, bumps and sharp impacts can intrude into the cabin. Steering feels good and body roll is minimal around corners. The truck-based frame and low-range transfer case are great for off-road trails.
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Interior overview
1. Door lock/unlock button
2. Outside rearview mirror control switch
3. Power window switches
4. Master power door lock control
5. Master power window control lock
6. Steering wheel
7. Instrum ...
Warranty
The basic after-sale protection that comes with the typical sedan isn't quite
as generous as the Kia Rio's. ...


