The Kia Sedona minivan may have an economy-car badge, but it doesn't drive like one. With 250 horsepower and a refined feel on the road, it drives more like a well-build Japanese car than the old Korean clunkers you may remember. Nice materials and tight construction make the Sedona's interior seem surprisingly upscale. It has a roomy, family-friendly cabin that's both comfortable and convenient for long road trips. Read More »

Kia's minivan expands on a new platform with a longer wheelbase and wider track. Read More »

Kia's minivan grows up with 2006 issues constructed on a stiff new platform featuring a longer wheelbase and wider track. Read More »

Due next fall for the 2006 model-year is a new rendition of Kia's popular minivan, Sedona. Expect a completely new minivan with the package expanding in all directions over the current scale of Sedona, including a longer wheelbase and stretched length and width. Read More »

Description: Minivan Base MSRP Range: $20,350 – $22,750 Invoice Price Range: $19,150 – $20,980 Where built: South Korea The minivan from Kia looks good in terms of its package size, the functionality of cabin space and seat arrangements, plus on-board safety systems and lots of preferred features as standard. Sized between minivans with short and long wheelbases, Sedona contains all ... Read More »

The minivan from Kia looks good in terms of its package size, the functionality of cabin space and seat arrangements, plus on-board safety systems and lots of preferred features as standard. Read More »

Kia's minivan looks good in terms of its package size, functionality of cabin space and seat arrangements, plus built-in safety systems and preferred features as standard equipment. Read More »