The Sedona may be missing some of the flair of its French counterparts, but the attention to detail and build quality on the inside certainly outshines them. Seating is, as expected, a 2-3-2 affair with those sitting in the front and second row apportioned the most space. The last set of seats is lacking in knee room and they should only really be reserved for children. Disappointingly, some of the plastics Kia has used feel and look cheap and put a fly in the ointment to what is a perfectly acceptable and well-laid out cabin.