In Australia, a Kia Carnival will set you back roughly $50,000–$75,000 new before on‑road costs, with drive‑away figures often landing around $55k–$80k depending on state, trim (S, Sport, Sport+, GT‑Line) and engine.
On the used market, older 2016–2019 cars commonly sit near $20k–$35k, 2020–2022 examples hover around $40k–$60k, and pristine late‑model GT‑Line diesels can still nudge $65k–$75k.
It’s the family bus that thinks it’s a lounge room, so check service history, tyres and sliding doors—they do the hard yards. For reality checks beyond the brochure, stalk Tradingpost and compare what actually sells.
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