It's actually great research. There are many years of data in the links I
provided. All show that the Kia Sedona has had poor resale value. Really,
ask yourself:

The Kia Sedona you've researched is not the same car...not even close.
You failed at your research. you might as well have compared resale of
a 2006 WRX to the older 1999 RS from Subaru.


"Who would pay top dollar for a Kia?"


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.

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.


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.

Back to your drawing board, Bob!


RB
35s5
NY