Kia Sedona awarded MPV Best In Class title at 2010 Towcar Awards
Kia Motors will be celebrating this week after their 2.2 diesel Sedona was crowned champion in the Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) category at the 2010 Towcar awards.
The judging panel run by What Car?, Practical Caravan and the Camping and Caravanning Club were impressed by the models 6-speed automatic transmission, and remarkable towing capabilities.
Michael Cole is the Managing Director for Kia Motors and is delighted at the recognition: “We at Kia and our customers have always known what a good workhorse the Sedona is – without compromising comfort – so we are delighted that Practical Caravan and What Car? have endorsed that view!”
The new Sedona 2.2 CRDi comes with an industry leading seven year warranty and is competitively priced for it’s specification; the automatic is priced at £25,995 on the road. With seven full sized seats, leg room hasn’t been compromised and the cavernous interior has led to the MPV becoming a firm favourite with caravanners.
The vehicle is capable of towing loads of up to two thousand kilos. Towcar editor for Practical Caravan, David Motton commented: “The Sedona with its new, more powerful engine mated to a six-speed gearbox represents a lot of car for the money and there is little it cannot tow.”
In other news, the Land Rover Discovery 4 has been awarded top spot for ‘Britain’s Best Towcar 2010’.
