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The new Kia Optima is offering up some amazing new features. Here are some of the aspects that make it a truly phenomenal buy. Beautiful Exterior The 2019 Kia Optima has a stunning new style, complete with an absolutely striking sporty look. You'll love the front and rear fascia, and the signature grille, too. Complete with 18-inch gloss black, machined-finish wheels, and fine design details, this car is ready for the road. Great Technology The 2019 Kia Optima is fully loaded with a special Smart Welcome that detects your Smart Key, unlocks the doors, and turns on your Optima door pocket lights. If you stand behind the car with your Smart Key, the trunk will automatically open for you! This excellent technology is part of the UVO link capacity, which helps make life more convenient via smart infotainment. Via smartphone app, UVO capability connects your smartphone to your Kia vehicle, and you can complete a remote lock, operate climate control remotely, get roadside assistance, and much more. You can warm or cool down your car with the flick of a switch or create a recurring schedule from your Kia Access app or online portal. Sometimes when rushing to an important event, you might afterward question whether you locked your car. Simply send a command to the mobile app to lock the door or check whether your car is secure. The app and the UVO link can also help you prepare for a long trip. Simply punch in your favorite places. The next time you're driving, these points will be synced to your directions, and you can find them with ease. Super Audio In addition to the smartphone capabilities, you'll absolutely adore the high-end audio technology in the new Kia Optima. Enjoy Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support on the available Harman Kardon Premium Sound System. It's also easier to use your phone than ever before. Whether you're talking to Siri or making a call, compatibility is smoother and faster. Send and receive text messages by voice, and access a wide array of apps just by speaking. Ultimate Power The 2019 Kia Optima is a stylish car, but it has a powerful engine, too: on the LX and S models, you can look forward to 185 horsepower at 6,000 rpm. The EX model has 178 horsepower at 5,500 rpm, and the SX model has 245 horsepower at 6,000 rpm. Meanwhile, the estimated mpg on the vehicles are 25 in the city and 35 on the highway for the LX model, 24 in the city and 27 on the highway for the S model, 27 in the city and 31 on the highway for the EX model, and 21 in the city and 24 on the highway for the SX model. The new 2019 Kia Optima has a vast array of features, with a specialization in new smart technologies. Come in to your local Kia today and witness these features that will make your drive so much more convenient.

The new Kia Optima is offering up some amazing new features. Here are some of the aspects that make it a truly phenomenal buy. Beautiful Exterior The 2019 Kia Optima has a stunning new style, complete with an absolutely striking sporty look. You'll love the front and rear fascia, and the signature grille, too. Complete with 18-inch gloss black, machined-finish wheels, and fine design details, this car is ready for the road. Great Technology The 2019 Kia Optima is fully loaded with a special Smart Welcome that detects your Smart Key, unlocks the doors, and turns on your Optima door pocket lights. If you stand behind the car with your Smart Key, the trunk will automatically open for you! This excellent technology is part of the UVO link capacity, which helps make life more convenient via smart infotainment. Via smartphone app, UVO capability connects your smartphone to your Kia vehicle, and you can complete a remote lock, operate climate control remotely, get roadside assistance, and much more. You can warm or cool down your car with the flick of a switch or create a recurring schedule from your Kia Access app or online portal. Sometimes when rushing to an important event, you might afterward question whether you locked your car. Simply send a command to the mobile app to lock the door or check whether your car is secure. The app and the UVO link can also help you prepare for a long trip. Simply punch in your favorite places. The next time you're driving, these points will be synced to your directions, and you can find them with ease. Super Audio In addition to the smartphone capabilities, you'll absolutely adore the high-end audio technology in the new Kia Optima. Enjoy Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support on the available Harman Kardon Premium Sound System. It's also easier to use your phone than ever before. Whether you're talking to Siri or making a call, compatibility is smoother and faster. Send and receive text messages by voice, and access a wide array of apps just by speaking. Ultimate Power The 2019 Kia Optima is a stylish car, but it has a powerful engine, too: on the LX and S models, you can look forward to 185 horsepower at 6,000 rpm. The EX model has 178 horsepower at 5,500 rpm, and the SX model has 245 horsepower at 6,000 rpm. Meanwhile, the estimated mpg on the vehicles are 25 in the city and 35 on the highway for the LX model, 24 in the city and 27 on the highway for the S model, 27 in the city and 31 on the highway for the EX model, and 21 in the city and 24 on the highway for the SX model. The new 2019 Kia Optima has a vast array of features, with a specialization in new smart technologies. Come in to your local Kia today and witness these features that will make your drive so much more convenient.

The 2021 Kia Optima is set to return for a fifth-generation run with a look that's certified fresh. Exact plans for the midsize sedan have yet to be revealed in full, but we do know some things about what's to be expected, including major design tweaks, updated performance specs, and a Telluride-inspired dashboard. Here's what you can anticipate for the 2021 Kia Optima as we await its official U.S. debut. A Redesigned Image It's tough to map out exactly what's new and improved on the Kia Optima since prototypes of the sedan tend to be camouflaged. However, it's reported to have a few design elements adopted from fellow Kia models. The Optima's tapered, tiger-nose front grille and wraparound taillights are a signature staple of the Stinger. Meanwhile, the sloping headlights closely resemble those found on the European Ceed hatchback. What else can we expect? Refreshing sporty accents to build on this already edgy ensemble. You'll notice an updated front and rear fascia with sleek bumper layout. You'll also notice that the side mirrors hang slightly lower than before. This helps eliminate wind noise and gives the sedan a slight aerodynamic boost. Finally, an LED taillight bar extends across the back of the vehicle, preparing us for a truly bold finish. A Dedicated Powertrain The all-new Kia Optima feels great on the road, and there are plenty of features that help it achieve such performance. The current 2019 model gets signature specs such as high-performance dampers and all-wheel drive. These are almost certain to reappear in the 2021 model as well, along with some interesting extras that make the Optima look even cooler. A 1.6-liter turbo four-cylinder sets the stage for us. It pairs with either a seven-speed, dual-clutch transmission or an eight-speed automatic. The second option is a 2.5-liter turbo four-cylinder mated to an eight-speed, dual-clutch automatic. Revving up the engine is expected to give you more than 280 horsepower in return. An Eye-Catching Interior If you're shopping for a Kia that looks great on the inside as it does on the outside, the all-new Optima is a nice fit. The sedan boasts a wide dashboard with user-friendly controls that slant several degrees toward the driver's side for easier access. At the center of it all is an innovative infotainment system with color touch screen. You can use it to unlock features such as Bluetooth audio streaming, voice-command navigation, and SiriusXM satellite radio. This entire setup is similar to what's found in the 2020 Kia Telluride, and while it's unclear if the Optima will add the Telluride's available 10.25-inch display, we can safely assume the former will get a screen that's at least 8 inches wide. There are also a handful of features in the 2019 Optima we may see again for the upcoming model year. These options range from a power driver's seat with adjustable settings and lumbar support to available carpeted mats for the floor and trunk. With the 2021 Kia Optima in talks to debut as early as this September, it's clear we won't have to wait too long to find out more about its impressive redesign. What features on the Optima are you most excited to see?

The 2021 Kia Optima is set to return for a fifth-generation run with a look that's certified fresh. Exact plans for the midsize sedan have yet to be revealed in full, but we do know some things about what's to be expected, including major design tweaks, updated performance specs, and a Telluride-inspired dashboard. Here's what you can anticipate for the 2021 Kia Optima as we await its official U.S. debut. A Redesigned Image It's tough to map out exactly what's new and improved on the Kia Optima since prototypes of the sedan tend to be camouflaged. However, it's reported to have a few design elements adopted from fellow Kia models. The Optima's tapered, tiger-nose front grille and wraparound taillights are a signature staple of the Stinger. Meanwhile, the sloping headlights closely resemble those found on the European Ceed hatchback. What else can we expect? Refreshing sporty accents to build on this already edgy ensemble. You'll notice an updated front and rear fascia with sleek bumper layout. You'll also notice that the side mirrors hang slightly lower than before. This helps eliminate wind noise and gives the sedan a slight aerodynamic boost. Finally, an LED taillight bar extends across the back of the vehicle, preparing us for a truly bold finish. A Dedicated Powertrain The all-new Kia Optima feels great on the road, and there are plenty of features that help it achieve such performance. The current 2019 model gets signature specs such as high-performance dampers and all-wheel drive. These are almost certain to reappear in the 2021 model as well, along with some interesting extras that make the Optima look even cooler. A 1.6-liter turbo four-cylinder sets the stage for us. It pairs with either a seven-speed, dual-clutch transmission or an eight-speed automatic. The second option is a 2.5-liter turbo four-cylinder mated to an eight-speed, dual-clutch automatic. Revving up the engine is expected to give you more than 280 horsepower in return. An Eye-Catching Interior If you're shopping for a Kia that looks great on the inside as it does on the outside, the all-new Optima is a nice fit. The sedan boasts a wide dashboard with user-friendly controls that slant several degrees toward the driver's side for easier access. At the center of it all is an innovative infotainment system with color touch screen. You can use it to unlock features such as Bluetooth audio streaming, voice-command navigation, and SiriusXM satellite radio. This entire setup is similar to what's found in the 2020 Kia Telluride, and while it's unclear if the Optima will add the Telluride's available 10.25-inch display, we can safely assume the former will get a screen that's at least 8 inches wide. There are also a handful of features in the 2019 Optima we may see again for the upcoming model year. These options range from a power driver's seat with adjustable settings and lumbar support to available carpeted mats for the floor and trunk. With the 2021 Kia Optima in talks to debut as early as this September, it's clear we won't have to wait too long to find out more about its impressive redesign. What features on the Optima are you most excited to see?

There are many small cars on the market today. The more you look around the more evident it will become that the 2020 Kia Soul will be your favorite. From performance to comfort, technology to safety, the 2020 Kia Soul has been redesigned to include everything you ever wanted in a small car. Performance The Kia Soul's 2.0-liter dual overhead camshaft, 16-valve, inline 4-cylinder engine has plenty of get-up-and-go, producing 147 horsepower at 6,200 rpm and 132 pound-feet of torque at 4,500 rpm. Want more? Check out the Kia GT-Line Turbo model and see what 201 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 195 pound-feet of torque at 4,500 rpm feels like. The LX trim comes with a 6-speed manual transmission while all the rest come standard with Kia's Intelligent Variable Transmission (IVT) with the exception of the turbocharged model. That one boasts Kia's 7-speed Dual Clutch Transmission (DVT). This front-wheel-drive crossover handles great. Electric, Motor Driven Power Steering (MDPS) with MacPherson struts and gas shock absorbers can handle the highway or back road, or even that dirt road to your favorite fishing hole. The GT-Line Turbo comes standard with a sport-tuned suspension for superior performance in those tight corners. Style & Comfort The newly redesigned Kia Soul still sports its signature high-hatchback rear and snub nose front end, but with a few new tweaks. Brake lights that wrap nearly entirely around the rear window give the 2020 Soul an unmistakable look. The Kia's coolness factor remains high with available features like two-tone roof treatment packages, hot stamping type front grilles, chrome tipped center exhaust, projector beam headlights, and privacy/solar glass. Roll out on 16- or 18-inch wheels, available in steel or alloy, or go for the 18-inch black spoke wheels that are available only on the EX trim. Most models come standard with Kia's premium Tricot cloth seats. The EX and GT-Line Turbo comes standard with Kia's SOFINO leatherette with red accents. A 6-way or 10-way power adjustable driver seat, heated leather steering wheel, and leather-wrapped shift knob are just a few of the many premium touches available. Safety The Kia Soul comes standard with dual front, side and full-length curtain air bags. The 4-wheel disc ABS system coupled with Kia's Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), and Electronic Brake-Force Distribution (EBD) systems help keep you safe on the road. The Kia Soul also has an available Forward Collision Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detect (FCA-PED) system that works independently of the driver. In critical situations, the vehicle will automatically apply the brakes to help lessen the force of impact with a pedestrian or in a crash. The available Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system makes slight steering adjustments, keeping you in the proper lane if you drift. The available Blind Spot Collision Warning (BSCW) system will alert you with visual and audio alerts if it senses a vehicle in your blind spot. With over six different trims to choose from, there is sure to be a Kia Soul for every ... soul. If you're ready to do some soul searching of your own, come test drive one today.

There are many small cars on the market today. The more you look around the more evident it will become that the 2020 Kia Soul will be your favorite. From performance to comfort, technology to safety, the 2020 Kia Soul has been redesigned to include everything you ever wanted in a small car. Performance The Kia Soul's 2.0-liter dual overhead camshaft, 16-valve, inline 4-cylinder engine has plenty of get-up-and-go, producing 147 horsepower at 6,200 rpm and 132 pound-feet of torque at 4,500 rpm. Want more? Check out the Kia GT-Line Turbo model and see what 201 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 195 pound-feet of torque at 4,500 rpm feels like. The LX trim comes with a 6-speed manual transmission while all the rest come standard with Kia's Intelligent Variable Transmission (IVT) with the exception of the turbocharged model. That one boasts Kia's 7-speed Dual Clutch Transmission (DVT). This front-wheel-drive crossover handles great. Electric, Motor Driven Power Steering (MDPS) with MacPherson struts and gas shock absorbers can handle the highway or back road, or even that dirt road to your favorite fishing hole. The GT-Line Turbo comes standard with a sport-tuned suspension for superior performance in those tight corners. Style & Comfort The newly redesigned Kia Soul still sports its signature high-hatchback rear and snub nose front end, but with a few new tweaks. Brake lights that wrap nearly entirely around the rear window give the 2020 Soul an unmistakable look. The Kia's coolness factor remains high with available features like two-tone roof treatment packages, hot stamping type front grilles, chrome tipped center exhaust, projector beam headlights, and privacy/solar glass. Roll out on 16- or 18-inch wheels, available in steel or alloy, or go for the 18-inch black spoke wheels that are available only on the EX trim. Most models come standard with Kia's premium Tricot cloth seats. The EX and GT-Line Turbo comes standard with Kia's SOFINO leatherette with red accents. A 6-way or 10-way power adjustable driver seat, heated leather steering wheel, and leather-wrapped shift knob are just a few of the many premium touches available. Safety The Kia Soul comes standard with dual front, side and full-length curtain air bags. The 4-wheel disc ABS system coupled with Kia's Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), and Electronic Brake-Force Distribution (EBD) systems help keep you safe on the road. The Kia Soul also has an available Forward Collision Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detect (FCA-PED) system that works independently of the driver. In critical situations, the vehicle will automatically apply the brakes to help lessen the force of impact with a pedestrian or in a crash. The available Lane Keeping Assist (LKA) system makes slight steering adjustments, keeping you in the proper lane if you drift. The available Blind Spot Collision Warning (BSCW) system will alert you with visual and audio alerts if it senses a vehicle in your blind spot. With over six different trims to choose from, there is sure to be a Kia Soul for every ... soul. If you're ready to do some soul searching of your own, come test drive one today.

Named "Best in Show" by Cars.com at the 2019 Detroit Auto Show, the 2020 Kia Telluride started ahead of the pack. The all-new Telluride earned the honors with a comfortable and spacious cabin, technological superiority, and luxurious details. With four trim levels to choose from, the Telluride is sure to please even the most discerning driver. Here's a look at those trim levels and their various options. LX Trim Powered by the Lambda 3.8-liter dual overhead cam (DOHC) 24-valve V-6 with Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (DCVVT), the Telluride puts out an impressive 291 horsepower and 262 pound-feet of torque. An electronically controlled 8-speed automatic transmission and Sportsmatic Sports Shifter will keep your Telluride smoothly shifting gears no matter where the road takes you. The LX seats eight passengers with its three rows of SOFINO leatherette trimmed seats. Both the second- and third-row seats feature split 60/40 folding ability, with the second-row seats feature easy folding and storing with Kia's one-touch technology. Dual climate zones with separate controls keep everyone in their own comfort zone. Kia's UVO link keeps your smartphone connected. Also standard is Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Telluride also features collision warning systems from the front, side, and rear of the vehicle. Lane Keep Assist systems and Rear Cross Traffic Alert systems add to the safety package. S Trim The S Trim also comes with the Lambda 3.8-liter engine that rolls down the road on 20-inch wheels instead of the 18-inch wheels on the LX Trim. Seating capacity drops to seven, but the second-row seats are replaced with upgraded captain's chairs and a center console with drink holders. Heated front seats are also standard. The S Trim comes standard with a power sunroof, low profile roof racks, dual chrome-tipped exhaust, and front and rear skid plates. Also standard is the 10-way power adjustable driver's seat with 2-way power lumbar support. Both the LX and S Trims come with Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS), Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), Electronic Stability Control (ESC), and Hill Start Assist Control (HAC) systems to keep you safe and in control. EX Trim All the Telluride trims can tow up to 5,000 pounds, but the EX comes with the all-important tow-hitch pre-installed. The EX UVO link comes with enhanced navigation features and a 10.25-inch touch-screen display. In addition to the 10-way power adjustable driver's seat, the EX comes standard with an 8-way power adjustable front passenger seat. Both have leatherette trim available. The EX second row also features integrated window sunshades. SX Trim The SX Trim builds off the same powertrain as the others. Additional bells and whistles include electronic parking brake, dual sunroofs, 20-inch alloy wheels and a supervision meter cluster with a 7-inch LCD display. Equipped with a Harman/Kardon 10-speaker premium audio system and mood lighting in 64 colors, your ride down the road will feel like a night on the town. There are so many cool things to like about the new Telluride that you really need to see for yourself what all the fuss is about. Come out and test drive one today. Image via Flickr by JLaw45 used under CC By

Named "Best in Show" by Cars.com at the 2019 Detroit Auto Show, the 2020 Kia Telluride started ahead of the pack. The all-new Telluride earned the honors with a comfortable and spacious cabin, technological superiority, and luxurious details. With four trim levels to choose from, the Telluride is sure to please even the most discerning driver. Here's a look at those trim levels and their various options. LX Trim Powered by the Lambda 3.8-liter dual overhead cam (DOHC) 24-valve V-6 with Dual Continuously Variable Valve Timing (DCVVT), the Telluride puts out an impressive 291 horsepower and 262 pound-feet of torque. An electronically controlled 8-speed automatic transmission and Sportsmatic Sports Shifter will keep your Telluride smoothly shifting gears no matter where the road takes you. The LX seats eight passengers with its three rows of SOFINO leatherette trimmed seats. Both the second- and third-row seats feature split 60/40 folding ability, with the second-row seats feature easy folding and storing with Kia's one-touch technology. Dual climate zones with separate controls keep everyone in their own comfort zone. Kia's UVO link keeps your smartphone connected. Also standard is Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The Telluride also features collision warning systems from the front, side, and rear of the vehicle. Lane Keep Assist systems and Rear Cross Traffic Alert systems add to the safety package. S Trim The S Trim also comes with the Lambda 3.8-liter engine that rolls down the road on 20-inch wheels instead of the 18-inch wheels on the LX Trim. Seating capacity drops to seven, but the second-row seats are replaced with upgraded captain's chairs and a center console with drink holders. Heated front seats are also standard. The S Trim comes standard with a power sunroof, low profile roof racks, dual chrome-tipped exhaust, and front and rear skid plates. Also standard is the 10-way power adjustable driver's seat with 2-way power lumbar support. Both the LX and S Trims come with Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS), Vehicle Stability Management (VSM), Electronic Stability Control (ESC), and Hill Start Assist Control (HAC) systems to keep you safe and in control. EX Trim All the Telluride trims can tow up to 5,000 pounds, but the EX comes with the all-important tow-hitch pre-installed. The EX UVO link comes with enhanced navigation features and a 10.25-inch touch-screen display. In addition to the 10-way power adjustable driver's seat, the EX comes standard with an 8-way power adjustable front passenger seat. Both have leatherette trim available. The EX second row also features integrated window sunshades. SX Trim The SX Trim builds off the same powertrain as the others. Additional bells and whistles include electronic parking brake, dual sunroofs, 20-inch alloy wheels and a supervision meter cluster with a 7-inch LCD display. Equipped with a Harman/Kardon 10-speaker premium audio system and mood lighting in 64 colors, your ride down the road will feel like a night on the town. There are so many cool things to like about the new Telluride that you really need to see for yourself what all the fuss is about. Come out and test drive one today. Image via Flickr by JLaw45 used under CC By

Like most car shoppers, you hear things about this different automakers. There could be some valid information there, but not everything said on the street is true. Kia cars have been showing up on American lots for more than 20 years, and they're distinctly different than the competition. Keep reading to learn three common myths people have about the Kia brand and how we debunked them. Affordable Cars Aren't Innovative Kia is one of the most affordable brands, but it still manages to load its cars with all the latest gadgets. Take a look at the 2018 Niro FE, for example. This stylish crossover touts a 7-inch color touchscreen loaded with Kia's UVO connectivity for only $23,340. Wirelessly charge your phone while it plays your favorite tunes through Kia's Clari-Fi technology, and revel in concert quality sound. All UVO equipped Kia vehicles feature push-button roadside assistance and 911 Connect that calls for emergency services if the airbags deploy. UVO's advanced voice recognition lets you make calls, while curfew, speed, and zone alerts help parents keep track of new drivers. From vehicle diagnostics to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, budget-minded buyers love Kia's innovations. They Are Unreliable J.D. Power and Associates ranked Kia highest among brands for overall initial quality — three years in a row. Its highest-ranking models in their respective segments for the 2017 model year include the Cadenza family sedan, the compact Forte, the eco-friendly Niro crossover, the versatile Sorento SUV, and the funky fresh Soul. That's six award-winning, reliable Kias, according to the experts over at our trusted source for car ratings. Not that we're counting. Even the brand-new, luxurious and athletic Stinger already boasts an above-average predicted reliability rating. U.S. News and World Reports picked Kia as one of their top 10 most reliable cars in January, and also named the Kia Soul its 2017 best compact car for the money. That sounds pretty reliable to us. If you need more proof, Consumer Reports ranked the 2017 Kia Niro third overall with an average predicted reliability score of 71. They Won't Last Every new Kia — yes, especially those at Gunther Kia's showroom — offer buyers an industry-leading 10-year or 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty. What automaker would extend its protection plan that long if it wasn't confident your new car is going to last? One satisfied Kia owner on CarGurus.com reported his faithful 2007 Kia Sportage racked up 188,640 miles and was still going strong after nine years of service. Other owners declared their Sportage reached over 283,000 miles. Just to be on the safe side, you might want to consider that extended warranty. The keys to your new Kia might take up residence in your pocket until your grandkids are old enough to drive it. Everyone has that friend of a friend that's a car expert. They're always ready to hand out that unsolicited advice about what automaker's badge to park in your garage. Look at the facts and make up your own mind about Kia.

Like most car shoppers, you hear things about this different automakers. There could be some valid information there, but not everything said on the street is true. Kia cars have been showing up on American lots for more than 20 years, and they're distinctly different than the competition. Keep reading to learn three common myths people have about the Kia brand and how we debunked them. Affordable Cars Aren't Innovative Kia is one of the most affordable brands, but it still manages to load its cars with all the latest gadgets. Take a look at the 2018 Niro FE, for example. This stylish crossover touts a 7-inch color touchscreen loaded with Kia's UVO connectivity for only $23,340. Wirelessly charge your phone while it plays your favorite tunes through Kia's Clari-Fi technology, and revel in concert quality sound. All UVO equipped Kia vehicles feature push-button roadside assistance and 911 Connect that calls for emergency services if the airbags deploy. UVO's advanced voice recognition lets you make calls, while curfew, speed, and zone alerts help parents keep track of new drivers. From vehicle diagnostics to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, budget-minded buyers love Kia's innovations. They Are Unreliable J.D. Power and Associates ranked Kia highest among brands for overall initial quality — three years in a row. Its highest-ranking models in their respective segments for the 2017 model year include the Cadenza family sedan, the compact Forte, the eco-friendly Niro crossover, the versatile Sorento SUV, and the funky fresh Soul. That's six award-winning, reliable Kias, according to the experts over at our trusted source for car ratings. Not that we're counting. Even the brand-new, luxurious and athletic Stinger already boasts an above-average predicted reliability rating. U.S. News and World Reports picked Kia as one of their top 10 most reliable cars in January, and also named the Kia Soul its 2017 best compact car for the money. That sounds pretty reliable to us. If you need more proof, Consumer Reports ranked the 2017 Kia Niro third overall with an average predicted reliability score of 71. They Won't Last Every new Kia — yes, especially those at Gunther Kia's showroom — offer buyers an industry-leading 10-year or 100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty. What automaker would extend its protection plan that long if it wasn't confident your new car is going to last? One satisfied Kia owner on CarGurus.com reported his faithful 2007 Kia Sportage racked up 188,640 miles and was still going strong after nine years of service. Other owners declared their Sportage reached over 283,000 miles. Just to be on the safe side, you might want to consider that extended warranty. The keys to your new Kia might take up residence in your pocket until your grandkids are old enough to drive it. Everyone has that friend of a friend that's a car expert. They're always ready to hand out that unsolicited advice about what automaker's badge to park in your garage. Look at the facts and make up your own mind about Kia.

The Kia K900 is a perfect car for luxury lovers who want to get more value for their money. The additional standard luxury features introduced in the 2017 Kia K900 make this affordable luxury sedan attractive for those who are after style, comfort, and safety. Customize your car by choosing from three different trims, pick your exterior or interior colors, and make a statement when you drive your new Kia K900. Ranking eighth in the Luxury Large Cars category in US News Best Cars Magazine, this Kia has plenty of features you can fall in love with. Powerful Engine The basic engine of the 2017 Kia K900 is a V6, giving you 311 horsepower. You can upgrade to a V8, 420-horsepower engine as well to get even more force on the road. Enjoy the road thanks to the automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive powering the petrol engines. The aerodynamic design of the car helps you make the most out of the power. Luxury Inside Out Inside the cabin, you will find space, leather, and wood trim. Front and rear seats can be heated and ventilated according to the weather. You will love the power seats with lumbar support and the three-zone climate control. Enjoy every mile with the UVO infotainment system, offering Bluetooth and USB connectivity, and the Lexicon premium audio system. Take advantage of the large and comfortable front and back seats offering plenty of legroom.   On the outside, the luxury features include 18-inch alloy wheels, a smart trunk, and HID headlights. You can upgrade your trim to 19-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, and a head-up display. You can also get the Dynamic Bending Light feature that automatically adapts to your speed and turning angle. Take advantage of the heated mirrors in the winter. Advanced Safety Features as Standard Many of the safety features of the Kia K900 are offered as standard, including lane-departure warning, lane-change assist, blind spot warning, and automatic emergency braking. You get tire-pressure monitoring with all trims, and a power sunroof to enjoy those long drives in the summer even more. Drivers love the remote trunk release, remote engine start, and the built-in universal garage door opener. A Smooth Drive Every Time The foam-padded cabin is extremely quiet, and it is further back from the front wheel, making your ride smooth every time. Thanks to the advanced insulation, you can enjoy your music while crossing the country and hitting the highways, The front and rear suspensions are independent, giving you a smoother and quieter driving experience. Peace of Mind with Extended Kia Warranty Apart from the excellent price of the 2017 Kia K900, you will also benefit from the 10,000-mile or 10-year powertrain warranty offered by Kia.   If you are still undecided which large Luxury sedan to choose, you must consider the 2017 Kia K900, with plenty of comfort and safety. The new Kia delivers style, advanced drivers' assistance, great onboard entertainment, and technology that are only offered as an upgrade for similar models. Treat yourself to a test drive and see for yourself.

The Kia K900 is a perfect car for luxury lovers who want to get more value for their money. The additional standard luxury features introduced in the 2017 Kia K900 make this affordable luxury sedan attractive for those who are after style, comfort, and safety. Customize your car by choosing from three different trims, pick your exterior or interior colors, and make a statement when you drive your new Kia K900. Ranking eighth in the Luxury Large Cars category in US News Best Cars Magazine, this Kia has plenty of features you can fall in love with. Powerful Engine The basic engine of the 2017 Kia K900 is a V6, giving you 311 horsepower. You can upgrade to a V8, 420-horsepower engine as well to get even more force on the road. Enjoy the road thanks to the automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive powering the petrol engines. The aerodynamic design of the car helps you make the most out of the power. Luxury Inside Out Inside the cabin, you will find space, leather, and wood trim. Front and rear seats can be heated and ventilated according to the weather. You will love the power seats with lumbar support and the three-zone climate control. Enjoy every mile with the UVO infotainment system, offering Bluetooth and USB connectivity, and the Lexicon premium audio system. Take advantage of the large and comfortable front and back seats offering plenty of legroom.   On the outside, the luxury features include 18-inch alloy wheels, a smart trunk, and HID headlights. You can upgrade your trim to 19-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, and a head-up display. You can also get the Dynamic Bending Light feature that automatically adapts to your speed and turning angle. Take advantage of the heated mirrors in the winter. Advanced Safety Features as Standard Many of the safety features of the Kia K900 are offered as standard, including lane-departure warning, lane-change assist, blind spot warning, and automatic emergency braking. You get tire-pressure monitoring with all trims, and a power sunroof to enjoy those long drives in the summer even more. Drivers love the remote trunk release, remote engine start, and the built-in universal garage door opener. A Smooth Drive Every Time The foam-padded cabin is extremely quiet, and it is further back from the front wheel, making your ride smooth every time. Thanks to the advanced insulation, you can enjoy your music while crossing the country and hitting the highways, The front and rear suspensions are independent, giving you a smoother and quieter driving experience. Peace of Mind with Extended Kia Warranty Apart from the excellent price of the 2017 Kia K900, you will also benefit from the 10,000-mile or 10-year powertrain warranty offered by Kia.   If you are still undecided which large Luxury sedan to choose, you must consider the 2017 Kia K900, with plenty of comfort and safety. The new Kia delivers style, advanced drivers' assistance, great onboard entertainment, and technology that are only offered as an upgrade for similar models. Treat yourself to a test drive and see for yourself.