Used Kia Rio5 for Sale

I drive a 2009 Kia Rio bought new off the lot in 2010. The car gives a comfortable ride but long drives aren't that great. The seats are comfortable for short commutes but if you're spending a lot of time in traffic or driving more then 30 miles one way I would suggest bringing a cushion or something. I loved the warranty that came with my car. I have only had one major issue with the car and it comes from adding automatic locks after retail (so technically not even the cars fault). The gas mileage is decent I usually average about 29mpg combined highway and streets. The only time the gas mileage goes south is when I forget to change the oil for a while. The car otherwise runs great. I did not have to replace the brakes until 2013 for the back and 2014 for the front. And the original tires on the car lasted me 3 years before I moved to sportier tires. Maintaining the car is really easy I only get oil changes every six thousand miles or when I remember usually once every 5-6 months. I have only changed the transmission fluid once and have never had any major issues with the car. It came with a USB port, an AUX jack, that finally broke after 5 years of constant use and a decent sound system.

We purchased the Kia Rio5 on a whim, because we needed a newer car that wasn't going to present us with the same issues we were having. This car wasn't exactly our first choice, but after riding in it, we decided to purchase anyway. So glad we did; this little car can really go places. We moved to another state, and we were able to fit so much into it, without struggling for comfort. The gas mileage is also excellent, we average about 29mpg, but it has been better. One thing that is really great is the traction control system. That has been a lifesaver for us. The state we previously resided in was super rainy, so having that kick in to prevent hydroplaning was awesome. Here we get a ton of snow and ice, so it's very helpful keeping us on the road with those. This is the best feature of the car. The USB port to charge another electronic device is great as well, because you don't have to use the power socket that you'd need to use in other cars. It can also climb mountains very easily, other cars we've had could barely get up the hills here.

Well so far I have put 50,000 miles on my Kia Rio and have had not one problem with it! Came with a CD/player and MP3 Jack which is great. I like that it has a running low on gas light. For only a small 4 cylinder engine it preforms well.