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2013 Kia Optima on 2040-cars

US $21,000.00
Year:2013 Mileage:44000
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This car is so nice. Hate to sell.  2013 Kia Optima.  Loaded with every option.  Has Panoramic sunroof and navigation, heated, cooled seats, Dual power seats, Infinity stereo and the list goes on and on.  I don't think there is a scratch on it.  When we bought this my wife was driving 10 miles to work,  now she is driving 50.  Just looking for a cheaper work car and that is the only reason we are selling.  gets 32 mpg on highway.  The miles are all highway miles and this car, as you can see from pic, is just like it was brand new.  still smells new.  Also has a nice tint.  Most of these cars the dealers are selling you do not have the Sunroof or the Navigation.  It's about a $2000 option.  Go price these out at the dealer and you will pay $25,000 for exact same car.  $22,000 without the sunroof and navigation.  In my opinion this is the best color and best looking Optima out there.  Especially with the tint.  NADA retail is $22,350. Clean trade in $20,000.  Your getting it for exactly what it is worth.  No more no less.  Dealer won't give you that.  What more could you ask for.   This exact car new is  $30,000.   I know for a fact that the original owner paid $27,000 for this car new. 

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A closer look at the Kia GT4 Stinger Concept

Thu, 16 Jan 2014

When we named the Kia GT4 Stinger Concept as our top debut at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show, our comments section had, let's call it, a tantrum. People were not pleased. Debuting alongside hugely significant production cars like the Chevrolet Corvette Z06, Ford Mustang, Ford F-150, Lexus RC F, BMW M3/M4 and Chrysler 200 (not to mention great concepts like the Toyota FT-1, Infiniti Q50 Eau Rouge and Volvo Concept XC Coupe), what business did a tiny, turbocharged, rear-drive Kia concept car have winning the prize as the best of Detroit?
Well, as it turns out, it has every right to be there. Our own Michael Harley sat down with the head of US design for Kia, Tom Kearn, to discuss the GT4 Stinger and find out just what the brand was thinking when it decided to create such an enthusiast-oriented concept. The interview gives a great insight into the car and its design, while Harley goes into some detail at the end of the video about why the GT4 was the Autoblog Editors' Choice of the 2014 Detroit Auto Show.
Scroll down to watch the full interview.

Kia plies SEMA attendees with beer and ice cream food trucks

Wed, 05 Nov 2014

Kia's 2014 SEMA Show theme is "A Day At The Races," and in addition to a very powerful K900 luxury sedan, the company has revealed several vehicles that would make any day at the track more comfortable - and tasty.
The Ballast Point Sedona is a complete about-face for Kia's minivan, turning the family hauler into a beer truck for infield parties. As the name implies, the Sedona features beer on tap from the Ballast Point, a San Diego-based craft brewery. The vehicle also has restaurant-grade stainless steel counters, extra space for kegs and audio speakers integrated into the roof.
After seeing this Sedona, we actually now kinda like the idea of a minivan-based truck model. Are we nuts?

Wonder Woman Kia Sportage is anything but invisible

Thu, 28 Mar 2013

The spectacular partnering of Kia and DC Entertainment (the company we grew up loving as DC Comics) continues here at the New York Auto Show, with this Wonder Woman-inspired 2013 Kia Sportage. Ardent Autoblog readers will undoubtedly remember the fruits of earlier Kia/DC efforts: Batman Optima, Flash Forte Koup, Green Lantern Soul, Cyborg Forte, Aquaman Rio and Superman Optima Hybrid. (We're still trying to figure out who Cyborg is, too.)
The Wonder Woman Sportage, sporting the Amazing Amazon's particularly patriotic livery, is perhaps the most, eh, eye-catching super-Kia to date. (Actually, no, none of the superhero rides seared our eyeballs like Supe's hybrid.) Red, white and blue paint with spangled sides, an aggressively low body kit and a WW logo grille really sell the theme. Of course, The Lasso of Truth is represented too, showing up in the design as a subtle gold line that wraps around the bodywork.
As with the earlier DC concept cars, the Wonder Woman Sportage's real goal - aside from entertaining the kid-contingent of auto show goers - is to raise awareness for the We Can Be Heroes charity. The DC charitable program seeks to raise money and awareness about the hunger crisis in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia. Get a better look at Wonder Woman's crossover in our attached galleries and find the Kia press release below.