Granbury KIA

Some still shy away from the stigma of driving a minivan as they fear it doesn’t make them look hip enough.  We all struggle to maintain our own level of cool.  Bottom line is, if you are driving a family around whether it is an SUV or the Sedona, it is still a family sled.  With the addition of the new Sedona, you are as cool a as cucumber in this one. The Kia Sedona is certainly stylish. Credit its makeover last year by Kia's crack design team, led by former Volkswagen designer Peter Schreyer and chief designer Tom Kearns. Their team endowed the Sedona with a surprisingly sinister, urbane look anchored by Kia's distinctive tiger-nose grille. Clearly, this is not your father's family truckster. The vibe continues inside, especially on the top-of-the-line SXL model, where a two-tone interior, leather seating with contrasting piping, piano black and metallic accents, a wood-trimmed and heated steering wheel, and dual sunroofs give the cabin the feeling of first cla...

It amazes me that in todays, age with the advancements and improvements made to them that minivans come with a stigmatism attached that you can’t be hip or cool to own and prowl around town.  This is the last myth to be debunked and the 2016 Kia Sedona SXL Limited is just the offering to do it. SXL trim a contains Xenon headlamps, lane departure warning, forward collision warning, surround view monitor, Smart cruise control, 115V power inverter, rear seat entertainment, heated and cooled front leather seating, heated steering wheel, triple-zone auto-climate system, memory power seat settings, blind-spot detection, rear camera, second row bucket seats, front and rear parking assist sensors, keyless ignition and access, dual sunroofs, power sliding side-doors, power rear lift gate, 19-inch chrome alloy wheels, UVO entertainment and navigation, XM and LED lamps all around. Stylish, refined, and handsome, the Sedona makes a nice formal statement at rest and at work. Engage the smo...