When I first walked up to this vehicle, I instantly noticed that it had real wheels, not steel wheels with covers. I was impressed. Fog lights, dual exhaust. Nice body shape. It's a front wheel drive car, but has the shape as if it were rear wheel drive. Shark fin antenna. Wheel locks. Keyless entry fob with trunk release button. Got in, noticed Bluetooth audio, steering wheel controls, XM radio free for 6 months, power driver seat. This was not even the top of the line trim level. Automatic headlights. Floor mats along with a trunk mat. Cargo net in the trunk. Full trip computer, with miles per gallon, instant miles per gallon, trip timer, two trip mileage counters. You can tell the computer to delay turning off the headlights, flash the turn signals, turn on or off the horn feedback. CD player with MP3. iPhone connect cable included. AUX 3.5mm connect jack. USB connection. Tilt telescope steering wheel. This car was well loaded.

Lindsay

Lawrenceville, Georgia

4.0

The Kia Optima is an excellent choice based on value and quality.

The Kia Optima is a full-sized four-door sedan that rivals all other brands. The seating and headroom allows for even the taller consumer to ride with comfort and ease. The only downside I have recently discovered is as a tall consumer myself getting out of the backseat can be a bit of a challenge if one is not overly flexible. The Optima provides a smooth and quite ride, which is great for long road trip naps. The seating is wider than some other similar sized cars, which is good not only for the larger sized adults but also the kids to have more room to relax and not feel cramped during rides of any length. The engine is quite efficient, and there are never any difficulties in getting up to speed from a full stop.