Hyundai Xcent review, road test

    Hyundai's latest offering looks like it has all the makings of a big seller. We give it the road test treatment to see if it's a winning combination.

    Published on Apr 28, 2014 03:38:00 PM

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    The Xcent comes with a dual-DIN audio system with a CD player. It can also be connected to your mobile phone or portable audio player through aux, USB or Bluetooth. In addition to this, the system also features 1GB of internal storage to let you store about 150 songs in MP3 format. Syncing the system with your phone is pretty straightforward and gives you the option to copy your phone’s contacts into the head unit. We had no problems using the Bluetooth telephone function, although  the sound quality from the car’s four speakers is just average. 

     

     

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