2006 Kia Sedona Elk Conversion Van

Below you can read all the good stuff edmunds says about this vehicle and all the specs and otherwise. Bottom line.... A whole lot of mini van for your money has high miles, than remember this is an import mini van that drives like it has 60k miles and is available for 12-48 month extended warranty with unlimited mile coverage during that period....when you look at, see, and drive this sedona, you will realize what a whole lot of van this si for the $$$$, will not disappoint....mY name is Kevin and we look forward to doing business with you.... What Edmunds Says Packed with safety and comfort features and priced less than some competing minivans, the 2006 Kia Sedona is an excellent choice for families on a budget. Pros Smooth and quiet ride, comfortable interior with lots of cupholders and storage bins, solid build quality, lengthy warranty coverage. Cons Handling and steering response could be better, cramped third row. The Kia Sedona is all-new for 2006. It's longer and wider than its predecessor, with a nearly 15-percent improvement in passenger room. Horsepower is up 49 from the previous generation thanks to a new 3.8-liter, 244-hp V6. The Sedona's standard features list has been expanded to include fold-flat third-row seating; power-sliding doors and a power liftgate have been added as options. ABS and traction control are now standard, along with front side airbags and full-length side curtain airbags for all three rows. Introduction Anyone with kids knows that, like 'em or not, minivans rule when it comes to versatility and convenience. The minivan's status as the ultimate family hauler has made this segment one of the most hotly contested markets in the industry. Top-rated vans from Honda and Toyota offer spacious cabins with a deft combination of comfort, convenience and safety that family buyers can't help but like. Trouble is, these minivans command relatively high prices that put them out of reach of families on a tight budget. Like th