Family Car Guide – Larger families have unique vehicle requirements not only in seating requirements but also cargo space.
Lets face it most vehicles are best suited for 4 occupants and any more requires a wagon or people mover of some sort.
Here we focus on practical reviews for the larger family so they can make educated buying decisions about what vehicle best suits their needs.
From 4WD Wagons, commercial van variants, people movers and mini buses, we test them all for you.
How can an eight seat van be enjoyable to drive, well Kia manages it with the Carnival. The fourth generation, just released, looks more like an SUV with more spacious interior [Read More]
For over two decades and three generations Kia’s eight-seat Carnival has been the go-to vehicle for anyone needing to move a tribe [Read More]
For over two decades and three generations Kia’s eight-seat Carnival has been the go-to vehicle for anyone needing to move a tribe in both the private and commercial world. [Read More]
One of our favourite, practical vehicles, especially if you have a large family is the Kia Carnival. [Read More]
Toyota Fortuner is big and bold and can take an entire family anywhere they want, when they want. [Read More]
KIA Sorento is big and comfortable, but most of all, a smidge under $50,000. What! That ,makes KIA Sorento a boon for frugal folk who fancy fewer fads, but like little luxuries. [Read More]
Toyota Granvia VX – What car do you buy if you have a lot of people to move around but want to do it in luxury? There are a few choices and Rob Fraser tells us about one he has just driven. [Read More]
Toyota released the Granvia in late 2019 and I have to admit I wasn’t really sure what to make of it. I didn’t go to the launch, one of my compatriots went, and I was in the middle of OzRoamer’s COTY, so it wasn’t really a focus for me. [Read More]
Can Toyota Granvia compete with Kia Carnival in the large family transport segment. Toyota once dominated that segment. [Read More]
Frustrated film goers still ponder the meaning of 1968’s “2001: A Space Odyssey” and have only now begin to see the tangible explanation. It’s a Toyota. [Read More]
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