Used Kia Sedona for Sale

The only pro I have for the Kia Sedona is that it was the correct shade of blue. But it has given me the blues ever since I purchased it. The middle row seating is atrocious! The seats are too close together which causes the passengers that load trying to reach the third row to have a hard time passing. I have to ask guest to load in the order they will be sitting. It's really embarrassing. The driver seat does not tilt far enough back to allow for extra leg room. I am a tall woman and I have had to turn awkwardly and roll out of the van to exit. There is absolutely no room to load groceries in the back compartment. I am forever laying one of the seats down to put shopping bags in. I'm not a fan at all.

I like my Kia. It gets the job done, and is very reliable. The silver color looks very elegant, even though it's obviously a budget car. There is plenty of room for family and groceries, and the gas mileage is pretty good around town for such a large car. So far it hasn't broken down, and has had minimal and expected maintenance issues. One thing I really like about it is that cosmetically, it still looks very new. Nothing is yet sagging, falling down, torn, etc. The doors sometimes stick, but that may be because kids have let bits of food or liquid get into the tracks. Or maybe WD40 would help. It can be a bit of a problem during carpool. However, so many vans have automatic doors these days, the carpool workers usually have to gesture to me or ask the child if the doors are automatic or not. I am happy that the doors on my van are not automatic. I feel like that's a function that would break at some point and cost an outrageous amount to repair.

My car is a 2006 and had 96,000 miles on it when I got it. I liked that the doors are automatic and that there is a sun roof. I disliked that the breaks squeak and I had to replace battery a couple months after getting it.