Test Drive a New Minivan at Keyes Cars

It’s October, which means you’ve got almost two months of school under your belt. Now that the “back-to-school” blitz has subsided, you’ve gotten into the groove of getting the kids where they need to be, whether that’s school, practice, work, tutoring, or any of the other activities on the list. How’s your vehicle holding up so far? Maybe that SUV you thought you could get another year out of sounds like it has other plans. Or maybe your hatchback just isn’t cutting it and you need to finally make the jump to a minivan. Whatever your situation, Keyes Cars is here to help with a great selection of new minivans.

The 2017 Toyota Sienna provides ample space inside and plenty of driver-centric perks. The cockpit features a wraparound dashboard design, with all controls moved closer to the driver. With everything in easy reach, you can stay comfortably in command. Even with the Split & Stow 3rd Row™ seat up and full of passengers, you’ve got 39 cubic feet of storage at your disposal, which is more than most sedans have at the maximum. With the second and third rows folded down, that jumps up to a whopping 150 cubic feet. 

The 2018 Honda Odyssey is another great choice. In their 2018 Honda Odyssey review, the editors at U.S News & World Report were more than a little excited: “The Honda Odyssey's latest makeover makes it the minivan to beat. Fully redesigned for 2018, it combines improved acceleration, a long list of family-friendly technology, a cavernous interior, and an easy-to-use infotainment system.” That redesign includes a streamlined front end with LED headlights and an angular grille, along with darkened rear windows that wrap around to the back and camouflage the track for the sliding doors. Inside, the cargo-capable Honda minivan has enough floor space to accommodate a stack of 4-by-8 plywood sheets.

While you’re here at our dealership near Beverly Hills, CA, don’t forget to check out our selection of pre-owned minivans as well. After stocking up on back to school supplies, a little extra money in your pocket isn’t such a bad proposition.