What Should I Buy? A Minivan for Every Budget and Need

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• pakohotdogs Member Posts: 5

  March 2014

  Another exhilarating inside line-worthy article!

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• bankerdanny Member Posts: 1,021

  March 2014

  In the US we only have 3 viable options: the Chrysler, the Honda, and the Toyota. Sure there are others, but those three account for the vast majority of mnivans sold in the US. So imagine my shock to find that Edmunds recommends the Honda, the Chriysler or the Toyota. Thanks guys, where would I be without a professional automotive site like this.

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• bassrockerx Member Posts: 24

  March 2014

  you skipped the quest even though it is your most recent van that you have done a long term evaluation?

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• diigii Member Posts: 156

  March 2014

  @bassrockerx: You're right. The Nissan Quest was left out, even though Edmunds declared the best to take on a road trip, performance, interior quality, etc.

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• mrcarboy Member Posts: 4

  March 2014

  I would take the quest over all these vans, the Quest is what a minivan should be, smooth quite, luxurious, roomy....

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• se_riously Member Posts: 94

  March 2014

  This article is so biased. Why list the Sienna AWD and compare to FWD models? A Sienna L starts at $27,780 and the LE starts at $31,350.

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• ed341 Member Posts: 0

  March 2014

  Another website has a comparison test of the GTR Track, 911 turbo S and Z/28, along with an in-depth test of the Z/28. This site is utter boredom.

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• cjasis Member Posts: 274

  March 2014

  An article which proposes to list "a minivan for every budget" yet leaves out the fantastic but often overlooked (cough... cough) Mazda 5 is just lame. And for the record, we have a 2012 Ody TE and love it but the Mazda 5 is a GREAT vehicle.

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• normalc Member Posts: 1

  March 2014

  You also forgot or ignored the Kia Sedona, My 2011 is far better than the Chrysler/Dodge and an economical alternative to the Honda and Toyota

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