The 2019 Kia Carnival came in the following variants
and we’ve recorded 3331 prices that people paid when buying new. The biggest discount
achieved in 2019 on a new Kia Carnival was
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Height type: manual Number of electrical adjustments: none Reach type: manual Reclining type: manual Type: bucket Electrically adjustable Height type: electric Lumbar type: electric Number of electrical adjustments: 5 Reach type: electric Reclining type: electric
Front Row Seats - Passenger
Number of electrical adjustments: none Reach type: manual Reclining type: manual Type: bucket
Boasting people moving power, and a sizeable luggage hold, the Kia Carnival is one sought after vehicle. Offering great functionality and versatility, you can take to the road with eight occupants, or instead transform this unit into a cavernous space for large, bulky items. Of course, rear sliding doors are on hand to help you achieve this, but it’s the flexible seating which really does the trick. Two engines are available, including a frugal 2.2L turbo diesel, or a smoother, livelier 3.3L petrol V6 that is also more affordable. Impressive seating and visibility, as well as an intuitive dash continue the Carnival’s theme as one uncluttered and commodious people mover. There is active safety in the Platinum variant, which adds to the premium feel at that end of the series. For all the upside elsewhere, Kia hasn’t lost focus on the drive dynamics either, putting together a large car that still feels animated off the mark and confident under steering. Here you have one highly practical and efficient vehicle that makes taking the large family around town feel as simple as ABC.
Each of the variants in the Kia Carnival range within Australia are offered with a seating capacity for up to eight people. In some overseas markets the Carnival is offered with a higher seating capacity, including for up to eleven people, however, the brand's Australian division has opted to maintain the eight-seat space-maximising configuration that has proven so successful in the local market over the years.
Prices for the latest Kia Carnival vary by some margin, so your choice of variant will play a key role in determining how much you can expect to pay for one of these upscale people movers. At the entry-level price-point is the Carnival S, with starting prices beginning at $43,190 based on the manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. The Carnival Platinum is the Korean brand's top-end variant in this series, priced from $66,680 before stamp duty, dealer delivery charges and on-road costs.
You'll be hard pressed to find a vehicle that is more practical and versatile than the Kia Carnival. Boasting high people-moving power, and a sizeable luggage hold, you're never short of functionality, regardless of whether you want to take the family away for a long weekend or transport large bulky items across town. This is one hassle-free and commodious people mover that still possesses all the exciting drive dynamics you want in a daily driver, not to mention, efficiency, ease of operation, and grand comfort.
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Kia has added more tech and more safety to its already segment-leading people mover. But is the 2019 Kia Carnival proof an MPV can be sexy?
Rob Margeit’s opening line in his MY19 Kia Carnival launch review is my favourite from any review of 2018 so far – one of those ‘damn, why didn’t I think of that’ moments. “People movers aren’t sexy, which is ironic considering plenty of sexy time was had by those with the actual need of one.” Poetry… His wrap-up is bang on the money (no pun intended) too, i...
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