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2021 Kia Carnival review: Australian first drive | Comfort, Versatility

$69,990 drive-away Good news across the range is that Kia hasn t skimped on important safety features - autonomous emergency braking and many other features are standard across the range. While S makes do with manual cloth seats, 8-inch infotainment and manual air conditioning, it s the cheapest of the bunch at $50,390 drive-away (petrol). Opting for Si specification brings 18-inch alloy wheels and a 12.3-inch infotainment system, amongst other things. Pricing for Si starts at $55,790 drive-away. Next up is SLi, starting at $60,290 drive-away. Big changes here includes synthetic leather trim, push-button start, power doors and electric seat adjustment. Once again there are more changes, but I won t bore you with them here. I ve got enough to get through as it is.

2021 Kia Carnival review: Australian first drive

Plenty of new technology on-board Comfortable and easy to drive Cons And automatic wipers are another brief (but glaring) omission Platinum specification starts to get pricey - shares I’ll admit it: I used to laugh at Kia Carnivals many years ago, before I had anything to do with them. “They’re not as cool as a four-wheel drive or SUV, what a big boring car with no redeeming qualities”, I used to think. Boy, oh boy. How wrong I was. I’ve since found out it’s impossible to dislike a car, when it happens to be very good at its core role. And the new

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