Interiors are important to us for one obvious reason: that's where wespend almost all of our time with the car. A luxo-sport sedan such as the
Aurora has to be interesting and still provide a level of cosseting that
invokes that involuntary aaahhhhh from a tired owner at the end of the
day.
The Aurora acquits itself well in these areas. The sensory experience
begins when you drop into leather-trimmed front bucket seats and that wonderful
leathery incense tickles your sense of smell. The comfortable steering
wheel is a satisfying handful, not too thick, not too thin, and is also
trimmed in leather.
We expect a high level of standard equipment from a sedan playing in
this league, and Aurora doesn't disappoint. Check the exhaustive list in
our specifications box for a complete rundown, but some highlights include
dual climate controls, power everything including memory seat and mirror
positions, and our favorite, the universal garage door opener.
Yeah, it's a little thing. But once the device is programmed, you can
put that stand-alone opener in your kitchen junk drawer. Some of us still