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"jlrogers" wrote in message om... Gets extremely good marks from Consumer Reports, except for fuel, electrical, air conditioning, suspension, brakes, paint/trim, body integrity, body hardware, and comfort. None of those things are important...it's got sliding doors MAN ! |
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MSRP $26,265
Invoice 24,370 Dealer Cost $23,659 - Dealer holdback 711 Adjusted Dealer Cost 22,948 There is no such thing as a fixed dealer cost due to incentives. Also the price shown is for the base EX. We have the fully loaded version with power package, RSE DVD Infinity stereo 7.1 system, luxury package with leather and so on. We paid below invoice of course! http://autos.yahoo.com/newcars/kia_s...0F?source=nctd RB 35s5 NY |
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The all-new Kia Sedona is a great-looking minivan with a V6 engine
having the most power in the class, and a suspension that's second to none. The interior is well thought out, with standard seven-passenger seating, easily convertible to a carpeted cargo van, while providing an abundance of storage compartments. The Sedona lacks nothing, except all-wheel drive. It sends a clear signal that the Korean carmaker intends to be a player, and it proves that Kia has the engineering expertise to build excellent cars. NewCarTestDrive.com correspondent Sam Moses filed this report from San Diego, California. The Sportmatic manual mode in the transmission was a pleasure. We have the feeling that drivers designed this new Sedona: Brits, in fact. We downshifted for corners and manually upshifted, and the transmission did exactly what we asked it do, and rarely any more. The lever fit nicely in the heel of our hand. Kia's aproach to designing the all-new Sedona, copying and bettering the competition, is reflected by the interior. It's a cohesive improvement of all that's out there. Autos.com With few exceptions, the new Sedona appears poised to tackle the best minivans on the market through a compelling combination of safety, utility, design, performance, and craftsmanship. Autobytel review The all-new 2006 Kia Sedona can satisfy all of the regular requirements, as can many other minivans. What sets the Sedona apart from the herd is chassis dynamics. Its ride characteristics and handling abilities are notably above the standards for the minivan class. -Theautochannel.com Interior and exterior fit and finish are first-rate. I had the opportunity to ride in all three rows. There isn't a bad seat in the house. The third row is not at all cramped and bouncy, and is perfectly useable by real adults, not merely small children. The second-row seats are equal to the front buckets in comfort. With few exceptions, Kia has created a terrific family-mobile, and if you're shopping for one of these incredibly useful machines, you must test-drive the new 2006 Kia Sedona. Autoweb.com |
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You are spewing crap. Get Consumer Reports "New Car Buying Kit' and see for
yourself. "Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... MSRP $26,265 Invoice 24,370 Dealer Cost $23,659 - Dealer holdback 711 Adjusted Dealer Cost 22,948 There is no such thing as a fixed dealer cost due to incentives. Also the price shown is for the base EX. We have the fully loaded version with power package, RSE DVD Infinity stereo 7.1 system, luxury package with leather and so on. We paid below invoice of course! http://autos.yahoo.com/newcars/kia_s...0F?source=nctd RB 35s5 NY |
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You are spewing crap. Get Consumer Reports "New Car Buying Kit' and
see for yourself. CR has not done a full roadtest. In that issue they only have a capsule review. You will note the links I provided that shows the Sedona meeting to beating the Toyota and Honda's and being the best in crash tests, handling, power....and so on. RB 35s5 NY |
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-- "Swab Rob" wrote CR has not done a full roadtest. In that issue they only have a capsule review. You will note the links I provided that shows the Sedona meeting to beating the Toyota and Honda's and being the best in crash tests, handling, power....and so on. the best MINIVAN! Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha |
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The best minivan is the Toyota Sienna AWD, Scotty. Second best is a
tossup between the Honda and Sedona. The Honda has many many reported problems. We'll have to see how the Sedona does. We brought the new car back to Kia service today to have the remote starter and GPS NAV added (Both thrown in with the deal). While we were there they double checked everything and didn't like how one of the folding seats was working, so they adjusted that as well. Everything took about 90 minutes, which is about the shortest time I ever waited for auto service. We're pretty impressed. As for the hybrid idea...we still want to get one, but will wait to see if more AWD based versions arrive soon. RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... The best minivan is the Toyota Sienna AWD, Scotty. Second best is a tossup between the Honda and Sedona. Once again you've believed what you *want* to believe, not what may or may not be fact. One or two published sources don't constitute the gospel about anything. Hell, the Sedona may be the best damn vehicle on the face of the Earth, according to a given publication, but that doesn't make it so. Did you drive the Toyota and the Honda before you bought the Kia? Of course not. The Kia is cheaper and since you were able to find some published data that supports what you want to believe, that was sufficient. The Honda has many many reported problems. We'll have to see how the Sedona does. We brought the new car back to Kia service today to have the remote starter and GPS NAV added (Both thrown in with the deal). While we were there they double checked everything and didn't like how one of the folding seats was working, so they adjusted that as well. Everything took about 90 minutes, which is about the shortest time I ever waited for auto service. We're pretty impressed. As for the hybrid idea...we still want to get one, but will wait to see if more AWD based versions arrive soon. The Toyota Highlander 4wd is the best hybrid available today. Too expensive for ya? Max |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com.. .. The best minivan is the Toyota Sienna AWD, Scotty. Second snip What are you telling me for? I'm knot a soccer Mom. Bwahahahahahahahahah SV |
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