While hybrid models have been a part of the Kia lineup for some time, the addition of the Niro is the first time the brand has offered a hybrid-exclusive nameplate. Based off the prototype of the same name from 2013, it blends exciting driving dynamics and superlative gas mileage.
The 2016 Kia Optima represents a new wave of midsize sedans -- the kind with personality... or pizzazz, if you will. Drivers are sick of dingy grey socks! They want fun, happy, patterned socks. Uhh, you'll understand what we mean when you check out Kia's latest ad for the 2016 Super Bowl.
Heated seats always #AddPizzazz when it’s cold. #KiaOptima pic.twitter.com/THQoogl4lO
— Kia Motors America (@Kia) February 4, 2016
Don't choose the dingy sock -- choose the Kia Optima.
In two weeks, the eyes of the nation will turn to their televisions to watch the epic showdown between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers. While some of us are praying for a good game, others are stoked about the advertisements. Better yet, our preferred automaker Kia will be airing a spot featuring the 2016 Optima.
2015 turned out to be an outstanding year for Kia Motors America (KMA), as the auto make ended the year on an eight month streak of monthly sales record; achieving its best year ever. Selling 625,818 vehicles in 2015, Kia broke the 600,000-mark for the first time, and earned an 8 percent increase over 2014. The company ended the month on a high note, selling 54,241 vehicles in December; an increase of 19 percent, and its best December on record.
Highlights that helped Kia achieve the record-setting numbers included:
When it comes to versatile power and capabilities, the Kia Sportage knows a thing or two. So we at Wagner Kia of Shrewsbury weren't X-actly surprised to find out that the brand was chosen to create a special edition model of its compact SUV in honor the latest film in the X-Men franchise, X-Men: Apocalypse. Check out a teaser in the below, featuring the vehicle's Mystique-inspired design.
