I hate the Kia Carnival. I hate it because each time I drive it to pick friends up, they all end up competing over the second row seats making me feel like a chauffeur 99.9 percent of the time. I don’t blame them, I guess. In a world increasingly filled with towering SUVs and crossovers, the Carnival’s sliding doors and low step-in height make for a surprisingly easy, practical, and well-packaged family or, for those in the C-suite, luxury conveyance.
