Buyer's Guide
Kia
Kia builds vehicles focused on value, but in recent years, the brand has worked to enhance its products' style, equipment, and performance. The automaker still competes at the entry level but now creates some cars that are legitimately luxurious or fun to drive.
Least Expensive: With a starting price below $17,000, the Rio sedan is the least expensive Kia on sale. The Rio is also available as a hatchback, but it costs about $1,000 more.
Most Expensive: Since the K900 is no longer in the U.S. lineup, the top price for a new Kia has come down significantly. You can get in a Niro EV EX Premium for just shy of $46,000. You can also option-up a Stinger for more than $50,000.
Utility/Offroad
$29490
29 / Hwy
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24 / City
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Minivan/Van
$32100
26 / Hwy
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19 / City
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