The Kia Sedona and Honda Odyssey are both classified as minivans. It is important to compare the features and options available in both models to make wise purchasing decisions.

Vehicle Specifications
The Kia Sedona features a 3.3 liter, V-6 engine capable of 276 horsepower with 248 net torque. It has a multi-link rear suspension and strut front suspension. The turning diameter is 36.8 feet, while the rear rotor thickness is 11.9 inches and the front rotor thickness is 12.6 inches.
The Honda Odyssey has a 3.5 liter, V-6 engine that generates 248 horsepower with 250 net torque. It has a double wishbone rear suspension and a strut front suspension. The turning diameter is 36.7 feet, while the rear rotor thickness is 13.1 inches and the front rotor thickness is 12.6 inches.

Features
Both vehicles offer rack-pinion steering, anti-lock brakes, front-wheel drive, 6-speed automatic transmission with OD (over-drive), and P235/65TR17 tires. Unique features found on the fully redesigned 2016 Sedona include:
• Standard Backup Camera
• Standard Heated Seats
• Direct Gasoline Injection
• Cooled Glove Box
• Crash Test Ratings
• Fuel Economy

The additional features found on the Odyssey are an in-car vacuum cleaner, blind spot camera, and sequential MPI.

Crash Test Rating
Both minivans received an overall five-star crash test rating. They scored similar in areas like:
• Overall Frontal Barrier Crash Rating – Five-stars
• Overall Side Crash Rating – Five-stars
• Rollover Rating – Four-stars

Fuel Economy
The Kia Sedona averages 18 mpg in the city and 24 mpg on the highway. The Honda Odyssey averages 19 mpg in the city, and 28 mpg on the highway. Just remember, fuel economies can and do vary based upon driving habits and driving conditions.

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