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Kia is selling more Fortes than ever before and has refreshed their 2017 model to give customers more of what they’re looking for- power, performance, and convenience. It now looks like the rest of the Kia lineup. For model year 2017, the Forte has a new front bumper and “tiger nose” grille. Newly designed headlights help the face of the vehicle

You wanted more premium technology features to match the other premium features of the Kia K900 and now the automaker is delivering the goods. The next generation of the company’s UVO infotainment and telematics system, is debuting exclusively on the 2016 K900. Advanced technology features include local search by Google, remote vehicle command and control and a dealership appointment system, all

This week, Kia Motors America announced a partnership with Hire Heroes USA that will help to support future initiatives of the national non-profit. Currently, Hire Heroes USA is dedicated to providing consistently effective and individualized career coaching services to help veterans transform their military service into civilian success. Together, Kia and Hire Heroes USA plan on working to create initiatives and opportunities

Kia is touting “vastly” improved driving dynamics, a stiffer and more spacious structure, world-class craftsmanship and contemporary design as part of the all-new 2017 Sportage. The brand’s fourth generation Sportage features an aggressive front fascia with Kia’s signature tiger-nose grille sitting distinctly below two headlights that are position much as eyes would be on a face. Chrome accents made the

Kia has refreshed the Forte for model year 2017 updating the design, giving the model a new powertrain and adding technology. Here’s what you need to know. Kia says the new exterior styling is more sophisticated than the last generation’s styling. In the front potential buyers will see a new front bumper, Kia’s signature “tiger nose” grille and new headlights,

Kia’s luxury sedan is getting a new engine and is available in three trim levels for MY 2016. Potential K900 buyers will find an all-new 3.8-liter, 311-horsepower V6 engine standard. The engine size helps define the K900’s trim level with offerings called V6 Premium, V6 Luxury and V8 Luxury. Also for MY 2016, all V6 time level K900s will have navigation on the

Kia Optima shoppers will find a more brutish-looking vehicle when they arrive at the dealership in the fourth-quarter of this year. Not just in looks, the 2016 Optima falls more in line with the rest of the current Kia offerings taking its looks from the K900 and Cadenza. Under the Hood Buyers have the option of three engine choices, including a new

Kia has added more standard features to the 2016 Soul, upped the safety technology in the Exclaim trim level and is giving drivers more paint scheme choices. Here’s what you’ll see when you get to the showroom: all images courtesy of Kia

The 2016 Kia Soul has more in common with the K900 than you may have thought. The newest model year of the popular crossover also has a new trim level features, paint scheme and more standard features. Buyers will still have their pick of three trim levels (Base, Plus, and Exclaim) with alloy wheels now standard on all levels. Base models

The Pacific Northwest is charged up and ready to go. Now, Soul EV drivers can go even further thanks to new charging stations and dealers selling the vehicle. Twelve of 20 dealers are located in Washington state and eight in Oregon. In addition to each dealer being equipped with two Level-2 chargers (40 total in the PNW region), 10 of the dealers