Kia Sedona6 of 11Sales: 24,730 Percent change: +8.8 percent Starting price: $22,990 Why it's a winner: low sticker, rebates, best-in-class sales improvementThe Kia Sedona is the only minivan on the U.S. market with 2009 sales better than 2008, according to AutoData Corp. The biggest-selling minivans are the Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sienna, Dodge Caravan, and Chrysler Town & Country, but their sales all are down by at least 30 percent this year. The U.S. recession has probably helped Kia, with buyers looking for a bargain. On top of a low sticker price, Kia has been offering rebates on the Sedona.<< Back to the '2009 Winter Auto Guide' table of contents Related Articles:Slow car sales good for buyersFind the best 2010 car for youNew & redesigned cars for 201010 biggest gas guzzlersRelated Links:How much should you put down?Monthly auto loan payment calculatorCalculate your payment and moreBuy or lease a caradvertisement
Sales: 24,730 Percent change: +8.8 percent Starting price: $22,990 Why it's a winner: low sticker, rebates, best-in-class sales improvement
The Kia Sedona is the only minivan on the U.S. market with 2009 sales better than 2008, according to AutoData Corp. The biggest-selling minivans are the Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sienna, Dodge Caravan, and Chrysler Town & Country, but their sales all are down by at least 30 percent this year. The U.S. recession has probably helped Kia, with buyers looking for a bargain. On top of a low sticker price, Kia has been offering rebates on the Sedona.
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