Best family car for me?

Question

Well I am looking for a a NEW family car that has a low price ($10,000-$30,000) that has decent fuel economy and will last long trips ie.NY to FL.I am hoping the car would be a van, but an suv can also do.I am also considering a sedan as a last choice.Please HHHHHHHHEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPP!!!!!!...

Answer 1

THERES ALOT OF SUVS AND VANS IN THAT PRICE RANGE JUST LOOK AROUND AT DIFFERENT DEALER SHIPS FR ONE YOU LIKE

Answer 2

Kia Rondo

http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/defaul...

Highs: Ride, quietness, powertrain, access, versatility, controls, standard ESC, available third-row seat.

The Rondo offers an impressive amount of room for its compact size. With seating for up to seven, it has minivanlike utility with the dimensions of a small car. It competes mainly with the six-passenger Mazda5. Built on the same platform as the Kia Optima, the Rondo also shares its 2.4-liter, four-cylinder engine, as well as the optional 2.7-liter V6. Expect fuel economy of 21 mpg overall with the V6. Fit and finish is very good, and access is very easy. The ride is comfortable and quiet, and the powertrain is refined. Handling is not particularly agile, but it is secure. Stability control and curtain air bags are standard.

Answer 3

get a ford van one that is big  

Answer 4

The top two minivans are the Honda Odyssey and the Toyota Sienna.  My family has rented both for roadtrips from TX to SC and there great for it.  Roomy (7-8 people depending if you get captain chairs in the middle) inside with a comfortable ride and able to fit all the luggage.  I'd also look into some crossover suv's like the Honda Pilot of Saturn Outlook.  My dad has a Buick Enclave which is a twin of the Outlook and it is super roomy and looks great.  These last two are almost like minivans that just look cooler and don't get that "oh, its a just a minivan" feeling.  But the suv's get about 2 less mpg's.