Which Pre-Owned Kia is Best? Discover the Top Performing Used Kia Models on the Market

Extracurricular activities, grocery runs, road trip vacations: your family's busy. You need a ride to fit your busy lifestyle. With a family, you're also likely on a budget. Read on to discover the best-used cars in the running to become your next and best family car. more 5 Best Family Car Picks for Used Cars 1. Chrysler Pacifica Few autos are more reliable for family hauling than the minivan. The Chrysler Pacifica ranks top of its class. Three rows of seats provide you plenty of room to pack family members in a wide and comfortable space that won't make you feel like a can of sardines. If you don't need all that extra room, you can fold down both your second and third rows of seats to stow some other precious cargo for family outings. Families can be messy, so the built-in vacuum feature may just be a godsend for you. And to keep the “are we there yet?” and “I'm bored” chants at bay, take advantage of that theatre-style rear entertainment system. Better yet, you're teaching your family eco-consciousness by taking advantage of the rising-in-popularity hybrid style of automobile. 2. Honda Accord This mid-sizer has earned accolades for being a top pick for families and a bargain buy. The safety features make this car a great option for ensuring all your loved ones' security when you're on the road. The comprehensive safety package for the Accord includes front automatic emergency braking, rear-seat alerts, and even teen driver control for that burgeoning driver in your family. Wi-fi and USB ports will keep everyone connected and entertained. And for a mid-sized car, the comfort and cargo space are unparalleled. 3. Lincoln Navigator Do you want a luxury SUV for those family outings? If so, the Navigator is calling your name. A powerful durable 450-horsepower engine is made for the long haul. Those indulgent and potentially reclining seats give you and all your passengers legroom to spare. You'll also get all the tech bells and whistles like a ten-inch entertainment display. If you want to drown out the noise, though, and plug into some serenity (what family head doesn't?), simply turn on the noise-cancelling feature. And with an 8,300-pound towing capacity, take that family boat or other luxury along for the good times. 4. Ram 1500 Pickup trucks are made for hauling, but this reliable and powerful beauty can haul your family without sacrificing their comfort. That coil-spring rear suspension exclusive to the Ram makes the ride just as comfy and secure as that luxurious interior full of room to spare. With nearly 12,000 pounds of towing capacity, you can literally hitch your second home to the back of this gentle beast. And navigate the roadways and even packed parking spots with confidence via handy features like a rear backup camera and blind-spot monitoring. 5. Kia Sorento Optional captain's chairs and multiple rows of seating will help you keep the smallest members of your family safe and secure. You can fit up to three booster seats in this pick that's also packed with safety must-haves such as automatic high beams and lane assist. Plus, the price can't be beat for its class. Make your next big family investment matter. Visit Rath Auto Resources of Fort Smith and check out our inventory of affordable, family-friendly used automobiles. Image via Pixabay

Are you looking for a great new family vehicle but don't want to spend what a new car often costs? We've got you covered. These are a few of the many great used-car options to consider when buying your next family vehicle. Toyota Venza The Toyota Venza is a great midsize SUV that will keep your family safe and comfortable. The 2015 Venza model is your best option and offers a wide platform and five-seat configuration for passenger roominess and comfort. Its wagon-like appearance is a nice change from your typical crossover or minivan and keeps you looking stylish on the road. more The 2015 Venza has several competitive features you can enjoy, including the 6.1-inch touchscreen with enhanced infotainment options and a rearview camera to assist you when backing up. It's also equipped with a six-speaker sound system with voice controls, a navigation system, and smartphone compatibility. Honda CR-V The Honda CR-V has been a family favorite for years due to its efficiency, practicality, and high level of comfort. For this compact SUV, stick to models that were built in 2015 or later, if your budget allows, to ensure you get the most up-to-date features. Each new model sees new interior and exterior upgrades that make driving this SUV truly enjoyable. Great features of the Honda CR-V in 2015 models and later include LED daytime running lamps, projector-beam headlamps, a sunroof, and a push-button start. Other features of the CR-V include a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system and Honda LaneWatch, which is a passenger-side blind spot camera to prevent you from colliding with vehicles in your blind spot. The 2015 Honda CR-V and its predecessors are designed to earn top-level collision safety ratings and received a five-star Overall Vehicle Score from the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Toyota Highlander The Toyota Highlander has long been loved by drivers for years thanks to its reliability and roominess. A great used Highlander is the 2012 model that boasts several storage spaces, a three-passenger second row, and upgraded interior compared to previous models. It gets great fuel economy with the standard base engine and has excellent maneuverability to make everything from sharp turns and to parallel parking a breeze. The 2012 Toyota Highlander can comfortably seat seven passengers with room to boot, so you won't have to worry about making two trips when you have extra cargo to transport. There are three different trim levels available for this model including the base Highlander, the SE, and the Limited. The SE tends to be the best bang for your buck and comes equipped with heated front seats, a multi-information display, leather upholstery, and satellite radio. Some 2012 Highlander models also include a rearview camera for added safety when backing up. These used vehicles are as reliable as they are comfortable and can easily accommodate both large and small families. From soccer games to cross-country excursions, these used cars can meet all of you and your family's automobile needs. Image via RathAuto.com

When you buy a used car, you want one that will be worth the money you put into it. iSeeCars conducted a study where they analyzed 13.8 million cars sold in 2018 and calculated how many of those vehicles made it to 200,000 miles. Here are some of our favorites that made the top 10 lists. Toyota Tacoma If you're looking for a truck that's going to last you, the Toyota Tacoma should be near the top of your list. According to the study, around 2.6% of Tacoma trucks reach 200,000 miles. It's no small coincidence that the Tacoma has become one of the most popular trucks in the United States, with the trustworthiness and flexible options it offers to truck drivers. The Tacoma was the second-longest-lasting truck, following the Honda Ridgeline's 3.0%. more Toyota Prius For a commute-ready passenger car, check out the Toyota Prius. According to the study, around 1.7% of Prius cars sold had over 200,000 miles. The Prius has made its mark in the personal car world with the technological advancements that make it stand out from the crowd. The Prius has been known for its amazing mpg ratings for years. Toyota also built them to last, which saves you even more money in the long run. Upgrading your daily travels with a Prius is always a smart move for your comfort and your wallet. Ford Expedition One of the most notable takeaways from the study was that SUVs by far lasted longer than other body types. Tied for second on the list of all cars, SUVs and otherwise, is the Ford Expedition, with 5.0% of them lasting past 200,000 miles. It's a confident performer and it gives you enough power to take on any road with ease. If you're looking for an America vehicle that can handle everything you and your family's busy lives can throw at it, the Ford Expedition can handle the miles. Toyota Sequoia Want to know what the longest-lasting vehicle in all categories was? It's another Toyota, and another SUV; the Sequoia. This three-row SUV is one of the largest options on the market, which makes its durability that much more impressive. With more space to pack who and what you need to make the best out of your adventures and enough power to get there, the Toyota Sequoia is one of the best options if you're looking for longevity in a vehicle. Chevrolet Silverado Truck drivers who want to drive their haulers for miles and miles need to take a look at the Chevrolet Silverado. In the truck segment of the study, it came in fourth place at 1.9% of units reaching 200,000. The Silverado's popularity in the American market is in large part due to this lifespan, as well as the many performance features and useful power it brings to drivers. When you're ready to find your next used car that will last you for years to come, give our team a visit at Rath Auto Resources in Fort Smith, Arkansas. Let us help you find the perfect vehicle for your busy lifestyle. Image via Toyota.com