Used 2006 Kia Sedona Consumer Reviews
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NOT A BANG FOR YOUR BUCK !!!
to whom it may concern this van is not worth the buy it will cost you more to fix than to buy a new car , this van has its own little list of problems after so long the van starts to act up my first of problems was the transmission it will run up to 3rd gear then the whole vehicle will jump sending the passengers in a very vigerious forward motion, then the vehicles electrical components act up the side doors wont open the radio turns on and off lights don't work and so on this van is a very bad choice for any car owner
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The suckish minivan
I bought this van in 2006, and after that I have brought this van to the service center for a thousand times already. Under chassis failed already, ball joint, tie rod end and so many to mention. During that time I had only 30,000 miles with the odometer. At 40,000 miles the oil seal failed (so many to mention). Now at 50,000 miles coolant leak. Keep it coming Kia.
- EX Passenger MinivanMSRP: $3,500456 mi away
- EX Passenger MinivanMSRP: $2,950542 mi away
- EX Passenger MinivanMSRP: $3,980559 mi away
Good vehicle for a family
My wife wasn't impressed when the dealership gave us two different coded keys. She couldn't start the van because the key she had was coded wrong for the ignition. It took the dealership 6 hours to get back to her to explain why the van wouldn't start. We've also had to return to the dealership to have the cigarette lighter replaced with a cell phone plug-in. The vehicle only had one power plug. Neither my wife or I smoke, so we preferred to have two power plugs. There are a lot of bells and whistles, almost too many to get to know in a short period of time. I've found that some of the accessories, like the pull up tray between the driver and passenger can make it difficult to engage the seatbelt.
Look elsewhere
Bought used w/25,000 miles it loves to ride on the back of a tow truck and has spent 1/4 of each year in the shop. Air bag sensors, accelerator pedal sticks, then it won't go at all brakes been replaced 2xs in 55,000 miles and need another set, tranny shifts poorly, battery goes bad, alternator, brake light sensor out and runs down battery. Change headlights and turn signals every 2 months, drinks power steering fluid, the dealership can never "duplicate" problems when car misbehaves, turn off call tow truck and have it towed, don't turn back on or they can't read the "code" and won't fix whatever is wrong. Electronic nightmare! I suggest you run quickly Toyota is worth the money
Initial Review of 06 Sedona LX
A great driving experience. Almost too much power. I suspect that will be nice when we tow our future pop-up. It is roomy though a bit less than the Senna or Odyssey. For the price, that is OK. I think KIA needs to work on being a little more consistent with their controls. They have dials for temp control up front and push buttons for the rear, for example.