2016 Kia Sedona Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

The pros for this vehicle are spacious, easy to drive, handles well in the snow, third row seating, large storage area, minimal blind spots, sliding doors with buttons for driver to close doors, variety of colors,

Fold back seats. Very dependable vehicle, especially on long trips. Good gas mileage, especially for a minivan Nice looking van. Looks better than competitors vans. Good for hauling stuff, sorta like a pickup truck. Especially good for hauling not too tall furniture.

What I love most about my Kia Sedona is how much room there is for all my 3 children in car seats. And still lots of room for more people to ride along. Lots of room in the back for our double stroller and groceries.

This cars has lots of room, it is secure for my and my kids to drive around town, is not a expensive car, regardless, gas consumption is not that much, I have space to keep my kids sports gear inside without interfering with seats.

I like the interior design of the new Kia Sedona is primarily geared toward families, with this being seen in a variety of ways. Much of this is seen in the engaging and spacious design that the cockpit and rear seats enjoy.

The cons out the 2016 Kia Sedona are the screen is small with the radio on it, the back up camera is small, more heating options, more storage space in the rear end of van, dividers in trunk area, stow away vacuum.

The largest con is the size of the gas tank. I had a Pontiac van that had a gas tank that held over 25 gallons of gas. The Sedona only about 18 gallons of gas. By folding down the rear two seats, you also do not that the same amount of room as compared to other vans.

The only con I would say about my Kia Sedona is the major blind spots in the two rear corners. But the backup camera helps with that. But only when backing up. Not when switching lanes. So you really have to double check that there are no cars in your blind spots before making a lane change.

It has a lot of recalls sometimes twice because of the same issue, the trunk doesn't open from inside, the screen from the backup camera is too little and all the time has the sun on top which makes difficult to see sometimes.

Despite being a family-oriented vehicle, the 2020 Kia Sedona offers much less cargo space than you might expect. While this is primarily the case when all of the seats are up, it does not get much better when the seats are down.