 We owned our Sedona for a month but quickly grew tired of it and then eventually replaced it.  We initially purchased it because it was more current than the Grand Caravan and more affordable, better driving, with a better second row solution than the Odyssey.  Some important missing safety features I later kicked myself for missing that I was careful to check on other vans was NO third row LATCH connectors and no daytime running lights (DRLs).  DRLs are standard on most cars today and the dealer tried to lie to us and tell us parking lights were DRLs.  I find it ridiculous a FAMILY van is missing third row latch connectors.  Even the aging Grand Caravan is standard with the above.  We had the LX model with the Convenience Package, not a cheap van, yet it had a very small center 4.3" (I believe) LCD in this day and age was a joke to all that entered the vehicle.   We had quality issues with the power steering and fuel system that were intermittent and the dealer could not help us with.  The steering after 1000 miles softened giving it a less precise driving feel, the plus side is we started driving slower since we trusted the handling less.  In favor of the Sedona we found the second row solution much better than the Odyssey's lift out solution.  The engine was also stronger than what was in the Odyssey making highway passing easier.  Fuel economy was the lowest of any minivan I have put significant miles on.  Handling was similar between the two vans.  This van proved to the be the worst car we have ever purchased and probably our worst financial mistake, even though it cost us we are so happy to be out of it.  We had not given the new Pacifica a try during the first round since it was so new when we were shopping.  I suggest giving it a try, we were amazed how much better van it is in every respect, so happy now.