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For many of us in Orangeburg, SC, family night means eating out. You have to find the right place, though. Somewhere within easy driving, with options for everyone, including the picky eaters. Fortunately, there are some great family restaurants within easy driving distance. more 1. Original House of Pizza For lots of folks in Orangeburg, family night is pizza night. And here, that means Original House of Pizza. The restaurant markets itself as a family-friendly spot, and it's usually filled with children. You can count on it being busy on Friday nights. The restaurant serves Greek and Italian food. The kid's menu is full of classics like spaghetti, hamburgers, chicken tenders, and personal-sized cheese or pepperoni pizzas on pita bread. The adults may enjoy pizzas, sandwiches, gyros, or pasta. You'll have an easy drive making it to their location at 591 John C Calhoun Dr. 2. Rosalia's Mexican Restaurant The restaurant is family-run, and they prioritize having a welcoming space for kids. Everyone in your family is going to want to pile in for a trip here. Fortunately, the new Kia Sorento LX has third-row seating, so everyone can join in without needing a second vehicle. You can find Rosalia's Mexican restaurant located at 1058 Russell St. This Mexican restaurant is the best place in town if you have a vegetarian in your family. The vegetarian menu includes mushroom quesadillas, creamed spinach burritos, and veggie fajitas. For kids, there are tacos, french fries, burgers, corn dogs, chicken nuggets, or quesadillas. 3. Martin's Waffles and Wings Located at 2361 Chestnut St, Martin's Waffles and Wings is a fun breakfast option for the whole family. Kids will love the fluffy mini pancakes or rainbow waffles with wings. Adults may jump at the Saturday steak special menu. On any other night, the menu of Cajun shrimp & grits is a real standout. 4. Duke's Bar-B-Que For families ready to teach their kids about old-fashioned barbecue restaurants and the fun of buffet-style dining, there is Duke's Bar-B-Que. This is a well-known place in town for quality food and lots of it. The buffet is open on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The restaurant is located at 1298 Whitman St. Adults eat for $12, and children cost $8 each. There are high chairs available and large tables for the whole family. There's more than just hamburgers to please the whole family. Now that you have plans set for your large group, you'll want to be sure you have a safe car with plenty of space for everyone. Check out Burns Kia's new vehicles page and the new Kia Sorento LX with third-row seating.

If you are looking for an engine-revving good time, if you are a Nascar fan, or are just looking to check out something new, you need to check out the Darlington Raceway in Florence, SC. There is always something happening down at the track. Whether it is a Nascar cup series event or a classic car show, there is bound to be something of interest for everyone. If you have never been to Darlington, then check out this trip-planning guide. more Know Before You Go: Track Rules If this is your first time going to Darlington, you should know some of the rules before you go. Each fan that enters the hospitality area or grandstand is only permitted to carry one soft-sided bag that can be no larger than 2,700 cubic inches. Fans are also limited to one clear plastic bag. Pets are allowed in assigned camping areas only — unless they are service animals. All pet owners are asked to clean up after their pets. Parking Prices It is always essential to understand parking before you arrive somewhere. Luckily, we are here to help you with that! Parking for daily race events is free, but if you want to reserve infield parking for an RV for the weekend, there will be a fee. The fee varies based on location in the infield. Each RV parking spot is 15x40 feet and includes an electrical hookup. Water is available, as is an RV dump station. Locations to Know In addition to parking, it helps to get oriented to where seats are and where you can pick up your tickets. Will call windows can be found at the front and backstretch ticket offices located near gates 16 and 3, respectively. As for seating, tastes may vary. But if you want to see the pit, you'll want to select seats at the front stretch. If the starting/finishing line is more your thing, you will want seats in section M. What Else is There? For fans of racing, both new and old, there is the Darlington Raceway Stock Car Museum. The museum offers guests a tour of the history of the sport and allows fans to see the ways racing continues to evolve in the present day. For the gearheads out there, you can get an up-close look at parts, including an entire Hemi engine. There is a tunnel available to check out the museum for guests staying in the track's infield. Stay at the Track If you love the track so much that you don't want to miss a second of the action there, then why not stay there? In addition to RV spaces that can be reserved for the weekend, there is also the Geico Tent Camping Area. Located behind the track, each camping space measures 15x30 feet and can be rented for $80. You will love your time at the track. But one thing you may not be planning for is the urge you may feel to purchase a new car after seeing all those finely-tuned racing vehicles. Luckily, we are here for you in that case as well. After returning from your trip, visit us at Burns Kia in Orangeburg to browse our new vehicles! Image courtesy of Chase McBride via Unsplash

During the winter months, it can be tempting to stay indoors. But if you have free time, you could also take the opportunity to seek out inspiration, broaden your horizons, and learn something new. Here's our pick of the best museums to visit on a rainy day in Orangeburg, SC. more 1. IP Stanbeck Museum and Planetarium Located on the campus of the State University of South Carolina right here in Orangeburg itself, the IP Stanbeck Museum features fascinating collections of African artifacts, historical photographs, and art collections, including the work of Andy Warhol. The planetarium is housed in a 40-foot dome where you can watch the movement of the planets shown by special effects and automation projectors and view the museum's collection of meteor fragments. 2. Elloree Heritage Museum and Cultural Center A showcase of life as it has been through the ages in this area, this museum is situated on Cleveland Street in Elloree. You'll have the opportunity to walk along an early-1900s recreation of Cleveland Street and explore a plantation gin house. There are group and self-guided tours available, as well as the opportunity to meet Ruby Doo the mule. You can also learn from archaeological discoveries about the lives of Native Americans who lived along the Santee River. This is a great chance for a family adventure, so use the seven seats in your roomy Kia to load up the kids and their friends for a day of learning that'll just feel like fun. 3. Branchville Railroad Museum The Railroad Museum stands on Freedom Road in Branchville, on the site of the world's first split-rail junction. As part of the longest railroad route in 1833, Branchville became a key location in the rail network. The museum houses a replica of "The Best Friend of Charleston," a steam locomotive that traveled the 136-mile route from Charleston to Hamburg and was destroyed in a fatal explosion. Visitors can also view a wide selection of railroad artifacts. 4. The SC Military Museum Fans of military history should take a trip to National Guard Road in Columbia to visit the SC Military Museum. There's a collection of weapons that dates back to the 1600s and the largest collection of cannons in the Midlands. There's also a variety of wheeled and tracked military vehicles and exhibits of equipment and uniforms. A visit here will let you discover stories from the armed forces and conflicts throughout history. While the weather's less friendly, a visit to the museum could be just the thing to turn a dull day into an exciting one, and you'll have the chance to enjoy your driving experience too. But don't forget to stop by and see us at Burns Kia and check out our wide range of new and used vehicles to find the best car to take you on your next voyage of discovery. Photo courtesy of Zalfa Imani via Unsplash

Nature lovers know that any excuse to get out in nature is a good excuse. Hiking is a wonderful way to get some exercise and become immersed in nature. Here are 5 of our favorite hiking trails within driving distance of Orangeburg, SC. more Edisto Gardens Loop This is the closest trail to town and is great if you don't have a lot of time to travel. This easy 1-mile trail meanders through Edisto Memorial Gardens. Along your walk, you can enjoy rose bushes, cypress stands, and views of the Edisto River. Be sure to stop at the greenhouse; it is one of the highlights of the park. Oak Pinolley Trail If you want to get out of town for the day, we love Santee State Park. Only about 30 minutes away, this park has tons of trails for both hiking and biking. One of the easiest trails in the park is Oak Pinolley Trail. This out-and-back trail is less than a mile long, making it great for kids or as a warmup before a long hike. Santee Bike Loop At 8 miles, this is the longest and most challenging trail at Santee State Park and is open to both hikers and bikers. It travels through thick pine forests and occasionally gives hikers views of Lake Marian. If 8 miles is too long, there are 2 smaller loops you can take to shorten your hike. If you take the first shortcut, you'll walk about 2.5 miles in total. The second shortcut cuts the trail down to a 5-mile loop. Sinkhole Pond Nature Trail This mile loop takes you to Sinkhole Pond. It passes over several bridges and boardwalks to get to the pond. It's one of the lesser-used trails, so it's great for people who want some solitude on their hike. Bring a map with you and be sure to stay on the main trail. Limestone Nature Trail This short trail is a favorite for wildlife sightings. It's full of beautiful Spanish moss and has a bridge crossing where visitors can see turtles sunning themselves along the lake below. Sometimes alligators can be seen on this trail as well. This is another great trail for kids and families to get out and enjoy nature together. These are the trails we recommend if you're looking to get out hiking in the Orangeburg area. And to get to the trails, we recommend the Kia Sorento. This stylish SUV has enough room for the whole family and all your hiking gear. To test drive the Kia Sorento, come by Burns Kia today! Image courtesy of cottonbro studio via Pexels

It's hard not to love good Asian food. From the spectacular colors to the fresh flavors and enormous variety, there's really something to satisfy everyone at the best Asian restaurants here in Orangeburg, SC. If you haven't tried all of the spots, we recommend making time to zip by and pick up your significant other in your gorgeous Kia K5 and try them out. more Thai Orchid You'll find this spot at 1155 St Matthews Rd. They are open from 11 AM until 9 PM Monday through Friday and for dinner from 4 to 9 PM on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays. Everyone here is friendly, it's a family-owned place that cooks authentic food, and everything is fresh and delicious. We recommend that you try their fried vegetable spring rolls, or, even better, the fresh Orchid role. That's shrimp, glass noodles, cilantro, scallions, fresh Thai basil, and more wrapped up in rice paper and served with a sweet chili sauce and sesame sauce you just can't stop eating. We also love the hurricane chicken and the red snapper with cashews. Order any of their food at the "Native Thai" spice level if you think you can handle it. Chopstix Orangeburg You'll find this wonderful place for Chinese takeout at 1000A Chestnut St. They open from 11 AM until 9:30 PM Monday through Thursday and from 11 AM until 10 PM on Friday and Saturday. They are closed on Sundays. Give them a call at 803-878-3821 if you want to order takeout and have it ready when you arrive. This is a clean, friendly place you'll definitely visit again. We like everything on their menu, but we're particularly fond of the potstickers, the egg drop soup, and the vegetable spring rolls. We also highly recommend the salt and pepper chicken stirfry with the ham fried rice. Tokyo Grill If Japanese food is what you're interested in, try this spot at 2847 North Rd. They are open from 11 AM until 9 PM every day, and you can call them at 803-878-3066 for takeout. We recommend their edamame, the gyoza, and the delicious hibachi shrimp in particular. Their Value Bowls are served with your choice of steamed or fried rice and come in chicken, shrimp, or steak. They have some sushi offerings as well, though it's best to order that in person when you visit. Expect generous portions for the price, fast service, and hot, fresh food. The staff are very friendly, and there's a decent selection for kids if you have some picky eaters who don't want anything exotic. We love that the spring rolls here are really crispy every time. Is that K5 ready for an adventure? If not, bring it by Burns Motors Kia today and let us get you back on the road. image courtesy of pexels.com

Orangeburg, SC, is home to some amazing sights, and while this is no secret, you'd be surprised to learn just how good the burgers can be here. Whether you're stuck looking for a quick bite or you're looking for some serious food to cross off your list, this city is home to some of the best burgers you can find. more 1. Chestnut Grill A flat-top doesn't do a burger any real justice, as you won't have any of those precious grill marks that really help the flavor sink in. When you're looking for something done the classic way, Chestnut Grill has you covered with juicy burgers that always have a hint of smoke. When you combine this with their crunchy onion rings as a side, you really can't go wrong. The menu is pretty diverse, so if you find yourself craving a steak or even a warm clam chowder, they've got you covered. This is all rolled into their warm atmosphere that's filled with booths and decorations that are sure to make you feel at home. The grilled pineapple is a real standout as well, as it's perfectly sweet with every bite. 2. Biddie Banquet If you're looking for an old-school feel, Biddie Banquet is surely the place. They've got everything it takes to impress, with their checkerboard coloring and hanging signs. Their menu consists of everything from fried okra to cajun rice, but the burger is the real reason you're here. Equal parts cheap and gigantic, their patties are a marvel, especially when you're ordering the "giant" size. You might not be able to finish it all in one sitting, but it'll only make for another amazing meal somewhere down the road. The sides here are also pretty great, with the apple turnover being a good way to end a savory meal. When you're looking for something a little more fun, you'll want the Kia Sorento, complete with a strong engine and a clean finish. 3. Mama's Kountry Kooking Southern food can be hard to get right as many different restaurants struggle to nail that authentic taste. When it comes to this joint though, they've got the secret recipe for just about everything, including their juicy burgers that are filled to the brim with toppings. When combined with a serving of mac and cheese or the crispy fries, you're sure to leave both satisfied and craving more. They also offer a pretty extensive breakfast menu in case you find yourself struggling for food in the early hours of the morning. What this also means though, is that the eggs and bacon that decorate your burger are sure to be fresh. You won't ever have to worry about dried-out bacon that's been sitting out for hours here, and instead, you'll get the premium experience. A good burger can be a needle in a haystack sometimes, considering so many restaurants offer their signature take. You really can't go wrong with these picks though, and when there are so many to visit, you'll need something that can handle the mileage. Come visit Burns Kia to find the car that fits you most. image courtesy of pexels.com

The all-new 2022 Kia Sportage is the perfect vehicle to take on any adventure. When you want to get out and explore the natural beauty of South Carolina, there are plenty of fun state parks near Orangeburg, SC. These are our favorite parks. more 1. Santee State Park The Santee State Park is 33 minutes from Orangeburg and provides access to the beautiful Lake Marion. This park is a popular spot for fishing, paddling, and boating, and Lake Marion is a well-known spot for catfishing. There are also many trails to explore, a playground, picnic facilities, and a gift shop. The park offers both RV and tent camping, but many prefer to stay in one of the cabins. However, if you want an even more unique camping experience, you could stay in a cabin directly over the lake on the pier. If you haven't been to this beautiful state park yet, you should check it out on your next trip. 2. Poinsett State Park Poinsett State Park is located about an hour from Orangeburg and provides access to a lake, beautiful babbling creeks, trails, and more. Guests enjoy fun activities like camping, fishing, swimming, hiking, and paddling. There is a playground for children and plenty of beautiful scenery to enjoy. Come for the day or stay for the weekend, and if you want a relaxing mini-vacation, consider booking one of the rustic cabins. The entrance fee is just $3 for adults and $1 for children, making this a fun and affordable way to spend the day. 3. Aiken State Park Aiken State Park is located on the South Edisto River, making it a popular spot for paddlers. Located just under an hour from Orangeburg, this is a great spot to visit if you want to enjoy fun on the river. You can also enjoy activities like hiking, fishing, and boating. If you need to cool off, you can take a refreshingly cool dip in the beautiful spring-fed swimming hole. Daily entrance is just $3 for adults and $1 for children. There are also tent and RV camping sites available if you want to stay longer. 4. Barnwell State Park Barnwell State Park is only about 39 minutes from Orangeburg and provides visitors with access to a total of three lakes to enjoy. This park is most known for its abundance of aquatic life, and fishing is a favorite activity here. Guests even have access to the Tackle Loaner Program, so you can be ready to hit the fishing pier. Other popular activities include paddling, swimming, and hiking. Camping and cabins are also available for anyone who wants to stay a little longer. We hope you enjoy your next adventure. If you are looking for a quality vehicle to take out exploring, we would be happy to help. Contact us today at Burns Motors Kia, and we can help you find the perfect vehicle to complement your lifestyle. We hope to see you soon! image courtesy of pexels.com

Looking for a mid-sized sedan that has every feature it needs to suit all of your needs as a driver? Bringing together impressive performance, advanced tech, and all of the latest safety features, the 2022 Kia K5 represents the pinnacle of modern driving. To help you get acquainted with this impressive member of the Kia lineup, we highlighted the best features you can expect to enjoy when you take this vehicle out for a test drive. Test-Drive the 2022 Kia K5 more All-Wheel Drive Versatility With all of the different circumstances that you might be faced with when you're out on the road, you need a car that's ready to handle anything. That's exactly what you'll get when you choose the K5 and its available all-wheel-drive system. This feature actively distributes power between your wheels to optimize traction to keep you in control, letting you take on inclement weather or other difficult conditions with complete confidence. Turbo-Powered Performance Either of the turbocharged engines available for your K5 will give you the excitement that you crave in your everyday drive, turning your dull travels into exhilarating experiences. The available GT 2.5-liter turbo engine puts 290 horsepower at your command, letting you look forward to the journey as much as the destination. Pair that sheer power with the quick-shift eight-speed dual-clutch and you get a smooth and responsive ride that feels intuitive and natural to control. Features to Keep You Safe Your K5 is intelligent enough to work with you to ensure the safety of yourself and anyone who comes along for the ride with you. You'll have advanced features such as navigation-based smart cruise control with highway driving assist helping you out on the way. This feature manages your cruise control speed, adjusting it based on the position of other drivers and if your exit is coming up to help make staying safe an effortless experience. Technology in Your Reach Take command of all the features your K5 has to offer with ease thanks to the 10.25-inch touchscreen command console that this vehicle comes equipped with. You'll navigate the user-friendly interface without any hassle, making it easy to take advantage of the standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto features. The wireless phone charger available for this model will help keep your devices up and running when you're on the go. Comfort and Sophistication The driver-centric cockpit waiting for you inside the K5 was built with your needs in mind, featuring comfortable seating that will have you and your passengers looking forward to every trip. The panoramic sunroof provides plenty of natural lighting and beautiful views outside, with heated and ventilated front seats helping keep you comfortable in every temperature. The 12-speaker Bose premium sound system will treat everyone to great music along the way. With all of these great advantages and more to offer, the K5 has something for everybody. See if it's the right fit for you when you take it out for a spin at our dealership. Schedule your test drive at Burns Kia today!

As the capital of this great state, it's only natural that Columbia, SC features some of the best museums in the region. Whatever your background and whatever you're interested in, you'll find something to appeal to you within city limits. 4 of the Best Museums to Visit in Columbia, SC 1. Columbia Fire Department Museum Most of us hear the sound of fire truck sirens on a daily basis, but we probably don't think too much about the background and history of our local fire departments. But the Columbia Fire Department Museum, located within the modern-day Fire Department's city headquarters, offers visitors the chance to dig deeper behind the scenes into the history of firefighting. more On display, there is a wide variety of historic firefighting equipment, with some dating from the 19th century. It's an interesting look at the days before firefighters were protected by modern safety equipment. The Columbia Fire Department Museum is open from 8:30am to 5pm, Monday through Friday, and is free to visit. 2. The Cayce Museum Housed in a full-scale replica of a colonial trading post, the Cayce Museum is the number 1 destination for folks looking to learn more about the history of the region. A wide variety of expertly curated artifacts and exhibits take visitors on a journey through time, documenting everything from the Native Americans who once occupied this land, through the Colonial and Civil Wars and beyond. Located on 12th Street in Cayce, this excellent museum is open from 9am to 4pm, Tuesday through Friday and from 2pm to 5pm on weekends. Admission is normally $3 for adults, $2 for seniors, and $1 for children, but admission is completely free on Sundays. 3. EdVenture Children's Museum If you're a parent and you're looking for a great day out with the kids, EdVenture Children's Museum is the place for you. One of the largest children's museums in the country, EdVenture is home to several interactive and hands on exhibits, allowing kids the opportunity to experiment in laboratories, roleplay as a firefighter or police officer, and even explore a giant mockup of a human being's insides! The museum is easy to find, located on Gervais Street, right next to the South Carolina State Museum. EdVenture Children's Museum is open from 9am to 5pm, Tuesday through Saturday, and from 12pm to 5pm on Sundays. 4. Columbia Museum of Art At the heart of the downtown area lies the Columbia Museum of Art. Originally opened over 100 years ago, the museum is dedicated to inspiring visitors with its amazing collection of artworks from around the world. There are paintings, drawings, sculptures, installations, and much more, ranging from classical pieces to modern favorites. The museum is open every week from Tuesday to Sunday. Hours vary from day to day, so check the website before you go. General admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children. Inspired to visit one of these museums? To explore all of them and discover more fascinating cultural and historical sites, you'll need a quality vehicle to get around in. Come on down to Burns Motors Kia today for all your automotive needs.   image courtesy of pexels.com

If you're looking for an SUV that's small enough to handle on the street but spacious enough to handle your lifestyle's needs, take a look at the 2020 Kia Sportage. Affordable, well-equipped, and stylish to boot, the Sportage is ready for your adventures when you are. Ample Power The 2020 Kia Sportage SUV has enough get-up-and-go to get you to your destinations with confidence and excitement. It has two engine options to choose from: the entry-level 181-horsepower 2.4-liter four-cylinder that produces 175 pound-feet of torque or a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder that creates 240 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. The Sportage can also be equipped with an all-wheel-drive system that improves your traction on rougher roads and during inclement weather. Coupled with the available multiple drive mode selector, the Sportage offers a dynamic driving experience. more Space and Comfort The Sportage seats five passengers and offers a decent amount of cargo space for you to pack what you need to take on your busy schedule. To make loading and unloading easier, opt for a model equipped with the Smart Power Liftgate, which opens as you approach with your key fob. If you need more room in the cabin for gear, the 60/40-split fold-down rear row opens up space for longer items. To stay relaxed in any weather, opt for a Sportage with the available leather-trimmed heated and ventilated front seats. The available panoramic sunroof opens up your cabin to the great outdoors, giving your Sportage a safari-like feel. The cockpit has been designed to put everything within easy reach of the driver, with the console angled to the driver's seat. In short, the Sportage was created to make every drive easy, enjoyable, and comfortable. Connectivity and Entertainment The 2020 Sportage also has access to some of the latest and greatest technologies to enhance your driving experience. The 8-inch smart screen mounted on the center stack is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto at every trim level. These programs let you connect your phone to your Sportage for voice-activated, hands-free access to many of your favorite apps. Once you're out of the Sportage, the available UVO feature lets you stay connected to your SUV through your phone. You can remote-start your Sportage, adjust its climate control, lock or unlock the doors, and locate your car, all through the UVO app. Modern Safety In an increasingly busy world, you need an SUV equipped with modern safety features. The 2020 Sportage has access to advanced driver-assist technologies that help you stay more aware and safer on the road. These available technologies include a blind-spot collision warning, forward-collision warning and assist, automatic high beams, smart cruise control, rear cross-traffic collision warning, and more. A Sportage equipped with these state-of-the-art technologies is one more equipped for safety on busy city streets and highways. There's no better way to get to know the 2020 Kia Sportage than with a hands-on test drive. To get yours, visit our team at Burns Kia in Orangeburg, South Carolina.   Image by Kia

An Eye-Catching Design The 2020 Stinger has a large, sculpted hood with vents, sculpted sides with similar vents, low ground clearance for better aerodynamics and maneuverability, a unique black diamond-mesh grille, angular headlights, and chrome dual exhaust. A rear hatch with Stinger lettering provides access to a spacious cargo area, and dark chrome accents give the Stinger a sophisticated, speedy look. You'll also get heated power-folding side mirrors with turn signals, puddle lights, sound-absorbing windows, and 18-inch wheels. You can add auto-dimming side mirrors, a hands-free power rear trunk that works when your key is nearby, a sunroof with a power sunshade, and automatic high beams. Rain-sensing windshield wipers, 19-inch wheels, and headlights that turn when you move the steering wheel for better visibility around corners are available as well. more Outstanding Performance This vehicle has great acceleration, a smooth ride, and paddle shifters on the steering wheel for precise handling. There's also an eight-speed automatic transmission and a system that stops the engine while you're stuck in traffic to prevent idling and conserve fuel. You can choose eco, custom, smart, or sport driving modes, and a lap timer and a G-force meter are optional. All-wheel drive is available, and the four-cylinder, turbocharged 2.0-liter engine gives 255 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. It can reach 60 mph in under six seconds. You can also choose a 3.3-liter, twin-turbo V-6 that offers 365 horsepower and 376 pound-feet of torque and can get to 60 mph in 4.7 seconds. Advanced Features The cabin comes with plenty of convenient features, including a 7-inch touch screen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, voice recognition, dual-zone climate control, a sunglasses holder, heated leather seats, and storage underneath the floor. The steering wheel has buttons for audio, making hands-free phone calls, and cruise control. You'll also get wireless charging, push-button start, two 12-volt outlets, keyless entry, a 3.5-inch driver information display, and two USB charging ports. You can opt for a 15-speaker 720-watt audio system, navigation, an 8-inch touch screen, ventilated front seats, and a 7-inch driver information display. A head-up display and memory settings for the steering wheel and seats are available as well. Excellent Safety The 2020 Stinger's safety and driver assistance systems will make traveling easy and stress-free. It comes with a rearview camera, blind spot collision warning, lane change assistance, and rear cross-traffic alert. Additional options include lane-keeping assistance, forward collision warning, driver attention warning to prevent distracted driving, and a camera system that gives you a 360-degree view of your surroundings. To learn more about the Stinger and test drive it for yourself, visit Burns Kia. We have an extensive inventory, and our friendly professionals will help you find the best car for your needs.   Image by kia.com

Modern Creature Comforts With standard seating for seven, the Sedona treats your family to the ultimate road trip. Instead of captain's chairs, you can switch to a second-row bench seat and create accommodations for eight passengers. Either way, all three rows are rich in comfort and passenger space. Better yet, the Sedona's modern cabin design makes it easy to access all three rows. Cabin space is also highly versatile. The standard Slide-N-Stow seats make it easy to haul larger items – just slide the second-row captain's chairs forward or fold the third-row seats flat into the floor. There are three Sedona trim levels on offer – L, LX, and EX – and each contains more modern comfort features than the last. The L not only gives you the best bargain with the lowest MSRP, but it also puts you at ease with dual-zone climate control and stain-resistant cloth upholstery. The LX adds rear privacy glass and a second-row bench seat. With the EX, you get heated front seats, leather upholstery, and second- and third-row sunshades. The top-trim SX gives you a luxury minivan, with ventilated front seats, heated second-row seats, and a sound-reducing windshield. more more Family-Friendly Technology Kia knows that your kids want to stay connected as much as you do, so the Sedona comes standard with the latest infotainment gear. This includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity – technology that displays smartphone apps on the 7-inch infotainment touch screen. On the EX and up, rapid-charging USB ports are quick to recharge your device batteries. But the Sedona doesn't stop at infotainment technology. This modern minivan gives you kid-friendly convenience with anti-pinch sliding doors, standard on the LX and up. The Smart Power Liftgate, available with the EX Premium package or the top-trim SX, is touch-free, opening when you simply stand behind the Sedona with your Smart Key in your pocket. When you've got a long way to travel, pop a few drinks into the cooling glove box for a refreshing to-go treat. This feature is also available with the EX Premium package or SX. Built to Last With one of the best warranties in the business, your Kia Sedona will keep your family rolling in style. Its limited powertrain warranty lasts 10 years or 100,000 miles – whichever comes first. Basic new car coverage is also extensive, lasting five years or 60,000 miles. The roadside assistance plan is another big draw. Should the unexpected happen, Kia will send help for up to five years or 60,000 miles. Like any good minivan, the 2020 Kia Sedona attracts a crowd with its generous cabin and cargo space. But the Sedona also treats you to modern comfort, technology, and convenience features, leaving competitors in the dust. On top of everything, Kia's warranty coverage will bolster your peace of mind for years to come.   Photo by Kia.com