With the Aztek, they pushed the edge on style and technology. They combined the best attributes of sport sedans, sport utility vehicles, and minivans to bring you the first Sport Recreation Vehicle (SRV). The world's first sport recreation vehicle comes with a robust list of standards, like daytime running lights, fog lamps, and halogen powered headlamps. Add to that seating for five with split flip/fold/removable rear seats, air conditioning, power windows, and power exterior mirrors.

Plus, convenience features like automatic power door locks, a six speaker AM/FM/Cassette audio system with equalizer, four 12 volt power outlets, rear window defogger, pulse wipers, a cargo area security cover, and a rear convenience net.

For 2002, the Aztec adds exterior refinements such as a monotone appearance, upgraded wheels and tires, and Champagne Beige as a new exterior color. Leather seating surfaces are available and include heated driver and passenger seats and a six-way power passenger seat. Several convenience items such as a center console with integrated cooler, a compact disc player, and front and rear floor mats are now standard equipment. The optional Custom Interior Package includes a vehicle information center, dual-zone air conditioning, driver and passenger lumbar support, and a Hanglide premium cloth interior.