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The “S� in Multi-S stands for Sporty, Spacious and Smart, which altogether define the new concept.


Guess if you are looking for a family vehile and don't want a traditional mini van or SUV this would work. Not too fond of it myself...


For the "Sporty" side of things: It has a 2.4-liter, four-cylinder gasoline engine mated to a five-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode. It also comes with 19-inch alloy wheels and slotted disc brakes.

I thought that the Sportage, Sorrento, and Sedona Covered the bracket well they didn't need annother SUV/Minivan.

sign me up