"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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I don't know. I'm sure glad we didn't. In fact we paid almost 2.5K less
than average according to Edmunds and got free alarm, remote starter
and oil changes.


You had to buy the car to get the freebies. They aren't free.



An even better question is:

"Who would be a new Kia when a used one is a much better value?"

There are no used Sedonas. The new model is only out a few months.

They will start filling used car lots soon.




With a great review and 50 cents, one could buy a cup of coffee. No
matter
what, the resale value will be less than Toyota and by a large margin.

But it's nicer than any Toyota by a good margin, has nicer ride, better
handliing and far more power. I wouldn't buy the Toyota due to the poor
power.


The power difference only begins in the top ten percent of the rpm range.
Are you going to redline a minivan?

The Toyota is lighter and has a far superior transmission. Not to mention
exceptional gas mileage.

Toyota can point to a consistent track record of quality and exceptional
value.

The best KIA can do is hope that this car is their exception and meets the
norm for Toyota. Wings on a pig Robster!