If you’re looking for an affordable, new family vehicle, we highly recommend checking out the Kia brand. The automaker has consistently produced high-quality, safe vehicles throughout the years, and as technology gets more and more advanced, the vehicles just keep getting better. Two of our top picks for car shoppers in the market for a new family vehicle are the Kia Sedona and the Kia Sorento. Interested in learning about the differences between the two? Keep reading!
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What are the differences between the Kia Sedona and Kia Sorento?
The biggest difference between the Kia Sedona and Kia Sorento is segment. The Kia Sedona is in the minivan class while the Kia Sorento calls the three-row crossover segment home. The Sedona also has a larger interior, offering 172.3 cubic feet of passenger space compared to the Sorento’s 146.4 cubic feet of passenger space. Check out the chart below for other notable differences between the two popular vehicles
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Have additional questions about the 2017 Sedona or 2017 Sorento? If so, feel free to contact a member of our team here at Matt Castrucci Kia! We’ll fill you in on all of the important details and answer any questions you may have. Drivers interested in getting behind the wheel of either vehicle are invited to schedule an obligation-free test drive online or stop right in and see us at our location in Dayton!
