Kia Rio Usados en Venta

The Kia Rio was not my first choice when I was seeking out a vehicle to purchase. I was looking for a basic car that would get me to and from work without any problems and be able to transport my animals and friends/family comfortably across town, and on random road trips within a reasonable distance. Throughout my search, my sights may have been stuck on some of the flashier models. However, given the overall price-point, it became evident that the Kia Rio was the best choice for my very basic needs. Very affordable and a very excellently handling vehicle. My favorite aspect is how durable and dependable this car has been when I have definitely put it to the test!

This car surprises me; it actually performs fine, especially for just getting from A to B. If you want a car that is affordable, this car will probably do it for you. However, it still has problems. The AC doesn't work, and I believe neither does the heater (but I could be wrong on that; I have forgotten what it's like driving that thing in the winter). It takes a lot of horsepower to drive up hills. It's not the best car to drive during the winter; the tires aren't very good for the job. You can usually count on it to get you places during the winter if you're careful driving it. This car is really good on gas, which is why I'm glad we purchased it.

The car is cheaply made and shabby, and it's grossly underpowered. I know Kia isn't exactly known for power, but I thought they were getting better in terms of quality; however, this Rio is so lame. If I hadn't needed a car quickly, I'd have looked for anything else not named Mitsubishi Mirage. The features are barebones and don't make sense at all--I mean, why would you make a car that has Sirius Satellite Radio but no power windows?! Give me power windows over some stupid advanced feature that I don't care about at all. It's so ridiculous. Also, do not get this car if you live anywhere that gets more than three inches of snow per storm. I live in New York, and the car is so underpowered that if you get stuck in slush, forget about getting the car out. You'll have to wait for the plow to smack you into a ditch.