2016 Kia Sorento SX Limited | Driven: Car Review | The New York Times

Kia ditches bargain basement pricing for something better: a crossover with broad appeal.

Produced by: Tom Voelk/Driven

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2016 Kia Sorento SX Limited | Driven: Car Reviews | The New York Times

[mattocyt]

With the optional 3rd row — which isn't available in the turbo — the second row does move forward and back to change legroom/cargo room.

[shannonjanes]

2016 is looking more like a van to me.... I'm happy with my 2015 Kia Sorento :)

[ervca]

Tom works for NY times now? That's awesome

[Honeypepper.]

since when do the times do cars? and NO I have not been living under a rock!

[brucec]

The 5 seater doesn't slide back and forth because it is already set in the back position, with .8 inches more leg room than the 7 seater. I guess they figured nobody needed an extra inch for cargo, which is true.

[MasizoUrek]

I hate the badge, but it looks really good with affordable price.

[seanlinda]

Hey Tom have a chance to review 16 Toyota RAV4
esp hybrid model i like to know how Toyota safety
feature works & gas mileage as well thanks

[MrKevinswan]

you didn't mention the 10 year warranty

[connor]

Young Chain Jin, Do you have the new Sorento?