If the Azera is supposed to conjure the peaceful easy feeling of blue skies, it hits the mark - and that's both bad and good. It's good because it carries with it a nice, smooth style that will avoid polarizing potential buyers. But that's also the bad part - the exterior styling is not a head turner. This will likely pay dividends, as a classic sedan design ages slowly, whereas something new and edgy fades and looks, well, amateurish and nervous after a bit.