Looking forward to another great #mom2summit #KiaMom pic.twitter.com/F9b3n5rELQ
— Kia Motors America (@Kia) April 28, 2016
Today is the final day of the Mom 2.0 Summit, which was sponsored by Kia. Kia provided airport transportation, nonprofit partner info, and conversations with brand representatives at the event. Learn more about the Summit below or at https://www.mom2summit.com/about/about-mom-2-0/.
When it comes to shopping for a new compact crossover, the 2017 Kia Sportage makes a very compelling argument. Among the sportiest options available in its crowded segment, this year's Sportage makes nary a compromise and has arrived in to the 2017 model year to challenge its many competitors. To get the inside scoop on the 2017 Kia Sportage and how it's upping its game for 2017, take a few minutes to check out the video below:
While some might call the Soul compact car a "wagon", there is no true estate car offering within the new Kia model lineup; and some of us at Lion Country are downright heartbroken about that.
We were given a brief glimmer of hope last year at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, when the Kia SPORTSPACE concept rolled onto the stage in all of its big, beautiful, wagony glory. But that was short-lived.
Then again, at this year's Geneva Motor Show, we were teased with yet another long-backed model--but this one was ready for production. Its badge states the name…
A sport-tuned suspension. A 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine good for 245 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. An aggressively streamlined exterior design that cuts through the air like a rocket. The new 2016 Kia Optima SX Limited inspires and entices; built from a dream so that it's a dream to drive, this midsize sedan is the fantastical leader in a new age of midsize sedans.
So you can keep on dreaming.
What if you could drive a stylish, modern and fun sedan without spending your life's savings? Well, those are precisely the qualities that you'll enjoy in the all-new 2016 Kia Optima!
After being fully re-designed, the 2016 Optima has raised the bar in terms of style, capability and comfort. As for the Optima's competitors, those boring sedans are just struggling to keep pace!
At Lion Country Kia, we're as excited as anyone that today is National Pizza Day. You know what's funny? In order to spell "pizzazz", you need pizza -- and Kia is all about pizzazz, especially when it comes to the all-new 2016 Kia Optima.
From the car that knows how to #AddPizzazz, happy #NationalPizzaDay @PizzaHut, @Dominos & pizza lovers everywhere! pic.twitter.com/vkW1ctL7pj
— Kia Motors America (@Kia) February 10, 2016
Check out the spiffy models within our new Kia lineup when you stop by our dealership.
When it comes to unique vehicle personalities, Kia leads the rest. Models like the Kia Sportage offer dependable performance and versatile style, encouraging sporty efficiency. Have you heard the latest regarding this compact crossover's 4th generation redesign?
The 2017 Kia Sportage will be available in three different trims: LX, EX, and SX. The different trims will allow drivers to choose their power and efficiency levels, offering options for either a 2.4-liter engine or a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine.
A veritable do-it-all daily driver, the spanking-new 2016 Kia Optima is, in our humble opinion, one of the finest four-doors on the road today.
Don't quite buy it? Suspect that we at Lion Country Kia are just blowing smoke? Well, think again. Get the straight dope about the overhauled Optima from our friends at Autotrader. Their review is available in the clip below:
While each and every engine within the Optima lineup is excellent, we believe it's the mid-level iteration that just may make the strongest push for your business.
Although crossovers have taken over a large portion of sales, midsize sedans are still one of the most competitive segments in the automotive industry. Numerous models fight to be the top dog. One of the most popular--and for good reason--is the Kia Optima. For 2016, it's been redesigned, and MotorWeek is chiming in with their review.
