New Kia Carnival For Sale in Spartanburg, SC
Take a Look at Our Kia Carnival Lineup in Spartanburg
The Kia Carnival is in a class of its own. As a Multi-Purpose Vehicle, it has so much to offer Greenville, SC, drivers. It has a spacious cabin, great capability, and a unique configuration. While it's not exactly a minivan, it still comes with power-sliding doors that can be very convenient.
Plus, it features a lot of advanced equipment as part of its infotainment system and safety package. Simpsonville shoppers looking for a modern, well-equipped, and practical vehicle would likely be very pleased with the Carnival.
At Benson Kia, we carry a large new inventory of new Kia Carnivals. Trim options to consider are the LX, LX Seat Package, EX, SX, and SX Prestige. They all run on powerful V6 engines and have smartphone compatibility, driver-assist technologies, and more.
The LX comes with seven total seats, and the others have eight seating positions, with bench seats in their middle rows. Note that the SX Prestige is available with either type of seating configuration.
Whatever you end up choosing, your passengers will be able to enjoy a generous amount of legroom during your trips around Greer. Just as you would with an SUV or a minivan, you can lower the rear seats of the Carnival down. This would greatly expand your cargo capacity, and you'll probably be impressed a how much you'll be able to transport around Gaffney, SC.
If you're wondering what trim might be best for your adventures in Shelby, NC, you might want to check them out in person. Sitting inside their cabins, taking a test drive, and comparing different trims when they're next to each other can all help you come to a decision.
When you've done so, our team will help you get the exact model you'd prefer. Whenever you have questions about our new Kia Carnival or Carnival Hybrid inventory or your financing options, feel free to bring them up to our friendly, knowledgeable staff.
Why Buy a Kia Carnival Compared to Other Family Van Options?
Performance and Powertrain
Kia Carnival: Powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine producing 290 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque. It comes with front-wheel drive and no hybrid option. The Carnival's engine is among the most powerful in its class, giving it a sportier feel.
Toyota Sienna: The Sienna is unique in this group for being offered only as a hybrid, combining a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with electric motors, producing 245 horsepower. It offers excellent fuel efficiency (36 MPG combined) and is available in both front-wheel and all-wheel drive.
Chrysler Pacifica: It offers two powertrains: a 3.6-liter V6 engine with 287 horsepower, or a plug-in hybrid version, which pairs the same V6 with electric motors for a combined output of 260 horsepower. The hybrid model offers around 32 miles of electric-only range and can be charged via a standard outlet.
Interior and Technology
Kia Carnival: The Carnival's SUV-inspired design helps it stand out. It boasts a luxurious interior, especially in higher trims, with available reclining second-row seats and an impressive dual-screen setup with a 12.3-inch digital dashboard and infotainment screens. There's also plenty of tech for families, including the "Passenger View" feature, which allows front passengers to monitor the rear seats through a camera.
Toyota Sienna: The Sienna has a practical interior with available features like a built-in vacuum and refrigerator. It also has a large central infotainment screen and offers available second-row captain's chairs with ottomans. While it has plenty of technology and family-friendly features, its hybrid-only powertrain slightly limits towing capacity (3,500 lbs vs. Carnival's 3,500 lbs for the gas model).
Chrysler Pacifica: Often considered one of the most versatile minivans, the Pacifica excels in terms of interior flexibility. It offers Chrysler's Stow 'n Go seating, allowing the second and third rows to fold flat into the floor. The plug-in hybrid version sacrifices Stow 'n Go for battery placement but provides class-leading hybrid efficiency. It also offers an optional rear-seat entertainment system with touchscreens.
Safety Features
Kia Carnival: Comes equipped with standard driver assistance features like forward collision warning, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert. It also offers higher-end features like a surround-view monitor and Kia's Highway Driving Assist on upper trims.
Toyota Sienna: Like the Carnival, the Sienna comes standard with Toyota Safety Sense, including features such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and automatic emergency braking. The availability of all-wheel drive also adds to its safety profile, especially in slippery conditions.
Chrysler Pacifica: Pacifica's safety tech includes adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and automatic emergency braking as standard. The hybrid model benefits from regenerative braking, adding a layer of control when driving. All-wheel drive is available on the gas model but not on the hybrid.
Pricing and Value
Kia Carnival: Starting around $34,565, the Carnival is positioned as an affordable option that offers a premium feel in its higher trims.
Toyota Sienna: Starting at around $37,470, the Sienna is more expensive upfront due to its hybrid powertrain but offers savings in fuel costs over time.
Chrysler Pacifica: The gas version starts at around $38,040, while the plug-in hybrid model starts at around $50,000 before incentives.