Compare: 2009 Kia Sedona vs 2008 Toyota Sienna

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2009 Kia Sedona

2008 Toyota Sienna

  2009 Kia Sedona 2008 Toyota Sienna XLE
MSRP
$24,495
$31,103
Invoice $23,070 $27,802
MPG
City/Highway
16/23 16/23
Rating 7.4 7.6
Bottom Line Of the available minivans, the 2009 Kia Sedona is one of the most affordable, but it doesn't skimp on what counts for families. The 2008 Toyota Sienna minivan does almost everything right for the family, with a roomy, functional interior and great ride comfort, but there’s not a lot of personality.
Likes &
Dislikes

Likes:

  • Impressive standard safety gear
  • Practicality of seating in LWB versions
  • Overall spaciousness
  • Acceleration

Dislikes:

  • Handling isn't at the head of the class
  • Options list not as robust as for rivals
  • Lacking in refinement
  • SWB version lacks handy folding third row

Likes:

  • Ride comfort and quiet interior
  • Reputation for reliability
  • Extensive features and options

Dislikes:

  • Seating isn’t as versatile as some rivals
  • Dated styling
  • Dull interior materials
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Used Car Prices

  Min Max Average
2009 Kia Sedona $13,614 $18,663 $16,461
2008 Toyota Sienna $17,614 $20,870 $19,308
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