Second-Generation Sedona to be Larger, More Powerful and More Refined Not many expected Kia's minivan entry, the Sedona, to be as good as it was when it came onto the scene in 2001 as a 2002 model.
Since then, however, every new model the South Korean brand has launched has improved tenfold over its predecessor, with the automaker's most recent Spectra winning as many awards as new customers. Truly the brand, now
Anyone expecting the second-generation 2006 Sedona to be anything less than stellar had better prepared to look foolish. The van, which will make its world debut at the upcoming Chicago Auto Show next week, the press conference scheduled for 9AM CST, February 10 at McCormick Place, is larger than the outgoing model in every dimension, including overall length, width and wheelbase. It will also offer greater power than the majority of its competitors, plus a 60/40 split rear seat which folds flat into the floor - something the current Sedona lacks. Recent Articles
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