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With the wide range of cover designs, you can surely find a number that will match your preference, as well as the interiors and the design of your room. In terms of function, you can find a wide array of choices to fit your every need and whim.Lazyboy also offers Comfort Touch which features a special comfort technology through personalized comfort and firmness settings – with only a touch of a finger.Released early 2008, the EcoComfort collection features recliners that come in soy-based, 100% sustainable foam cushions. They maintain the comfort standards provided by Lazyboy, and leave small environmental footprint. They come in hundreds of fabric verities, colors and designs. Gliding or Swivel Motion. You can relax in style with Lazyboy recliners with glide and swivel features. Kick your shoes off, laze around, doze off, or simply enjoy the comfort and ambiance in your living room or office room.Lazyboy recliners also come with heat and massage features to give you some soothing effect on top of the comfort.
You can choose from wave motion massage, pulse motion or steady massage, all of which will give your body the invigoration it needs after a hard day at work. The heat released by the recliner can be controlled with a dual thermostat feature so you can enjoy the warmth and superior comfort.Rocking or rocker recliners do not only feature a reclining seat, but the back and the seat can rotate back and forth to give you the rocking motion. It also has a footrest and armrest to help you achieve the right posture and comfortable position. Rocker recliners also come with a combination of features such as a built-in fridge under the arm rest (storing up to 6 cans of beverage); some also come with swivel, heat and massage features.Lazyboy Lift recliners have a special characteristic: they assist people to stand up from their comfortable sitting position. They feature a recline and lift mechanism that moves the chair up and down, along with motors to recline the back and raise the footrest. With just one push of a button, you can get into standing position as swiftly as possible.
Lazyboy also offers a unique wall recliner mechanism in many of their models. This mechanism enables the base to move forward, so only 10cm of space behind the chair is needed, even when the seat is fully reclined. Wall recliners are good options for those short of available space. You see, with Lazyboy recliners, you are spoilt for choice. The unique innovations, which never compromise comfort and durability, have led to all these varieties to fit the needs of every individual. No wonder Lazyboy has continued to be the top choice for generations. With all these features, you can expect Lazyboy recliners to just keep getting better! Learn about different Lazyboy Recliners style. Can’t decide which Lazyboy Recliner is right for you? Read our How to Find the Perfect Lazyboy Recliner for You article.Pop quiz: What kind of vehicle seats up to eight people and has a pair of sliding doors, seats that fold out of the way and a commanding view of the parking lot at your local Gymboree?
According to Kia, it's not a minivan. The South Korean automaker recently began selling its 2015 Sedona "multipurpose vehicle," a third-generation people mover that starts at $26,795. It's aimed at rivals including the Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sienna, Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan.Kia, like nearly every other purveyor of minivans, swears the Sedona is too cool to be called a minivan. Honda uses Run DMC and Judas Priest to sell its Odyssey; Toyota had a "Swagger Wagon" ad go viral online to the tune of 12.7 million views on YouTube; and Dodge has an R/T performance version of its Grand Caravan that its CEO calls the "man van." Kia's new ad campaign uses the tag line "It's not a sports car, it's a Sedona." Lest Corvette owners start lining up for a trade-in.Curiously, buyers seem to have much less problem with being seen in a minivan. Honda, Toyota, Chrysler and Dodge each sell at least 120,000 of them a year. Perhaps a Stuart Smalley intervention is in order for minivan makers: You're good enough, you're smart enough, and doggone it, people like you.
In Kia's defense, the new Sedona has the styling moxie to back up this otherwise silly identity crisis. By avoiding excessive body cladding between the wheels, squaring off the Sedona's profile, and moving the wheels closer to the corners, the 2015 edition can almost pass as a large crossover SUV. That similarity matters to Kia, which says 54% of minivan shoppers — regardless of what they call the thing — are empty-nesters. Think grandparents with "active lifestyles" who still appreciate minivan practicality but also crave the style and amenities offered in many crossovers.Unfortunately, segment-leading handsomeness is all that distinguishes the Sedona from its peers. Kia missed an opportunity to set itself apart from a pack of relatively stale competitors.The inside of the Sedona is built for seven people in standard trim, with a pair of reclining captain's chairs in the second row and a bench in the rear (an optional eighth seat wedges in the middle of the second row). Every seat in the house is spacious enough for tall adults, if not particularly plush.
Our nearly loaded, $43,295 SXL tester included "first-class lounge seating" for the second row. In addition to reclining, the seats move side-to-side and fore-aft and each has a leg rest that pops out. Picture a La-Z-Boy recliner with less room for your legs and no tiny fridge built into the side.This Sedona's third row flips and folds into the floor like all minivans should, though the heft of the seats makes this a chore, even for athletic adults. With the seats in place, their cubby in the floor of the trunk creates a useful cavern for gear.The middle row doesn't disappear into the floor as in Chrysler and Dodge models, though the seat cushion does fold up, and the seat forward against the front seats. This means users don't have to remove the middle row to get a healthy amount of pure cargo room with the third row stowed.Overall, the Honda Odyssey and Toyota Sienna have more room for both people and cargo, while the Chrysler and Dodge models rank about the same as the Kia.From the Sedona's driver's seat, things were similarly average.
The cabin is quiet but the ride quality is harsh. A 276-horsepower V-6 is standard on all models, as is a six-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive.That power figure is similar to its peers', though the Sedona's acceleration felt sluggish. This was disappointing, especially since Kia uses a slightly more powerful version of the same engine in its (lighter) Cadenza full-size sedan to great effect.Our SXL test model is rated at 17 mpg in the city and 22 on the highway, lagging just a bit behind most of its peers. In a week of mixed driving, we averaged 20 mpg.$43,395 may sound like a lot for a minivan — sorry, multipurpose diaper wagon — but it's on par with others in the segment. Spend that much on the Sedona and you get lane departure warning, a 360-degree camera system, forward collision warning, adaptive cruise control, two sunroofs, an Infinity sound system, leather seats and power tailgate and side doors.That's an impressive roster of options, though we'd like to see some sort of DVD entertainment system included in it.