A Raw Look At The 2010 Kia Optima

Kia Optima midsize sedan 2010 is primarily for families on a budget who wants to get the most money they spend. Although the Optima remains unchanged, this well are equipped with comfort in mind, but the style and design continues to be less attractive. There are three trim levels available for the Kia Optima 2010; the base LX, EX and SX versions. The LX offers steel 16-inch wheels, air conditioning, heated mirrors with integrated turn signals, satellite radio, full power accessories, tilt steering column, 60/40 folding rear seats separately, audio system CD / MP3 and USB / auxiliary audio input. Adding to automatic transmission models are cruise control, keyless entry and a tilt steering wheel and telescopic multifunction steering.

The EX adds 16-inch alloy wheels, fog lamps, auto dimming mirror with compass, automatic climate control, trip computer, leather-wrapped steering wheel, a knob, the driver's seat and power-adjustable leather upholstery. The SX includes wheels 17-inch alloy sport pedals, a sport-tuned suspension, exterior trim updated the aluminum interior trim, improved instrumentation and leather / fabric upholstery. You can also get optional features for the EX and SX models, such as a power sunroof, a manual glass umbrella back, pedal power adjustable, heated front seats, a seat on the power front passenger, Bluetooth changer six CD discs, endless audio and an optional navigation system.

The 2010 Kia Optima is fitted with a four-cylinder engine of 2.4 liters that can produce up to 175 hp and 269 lb-ft of torque mated to a five-speed manual transmission for the LX and a transsexual five-speed automatic for all other models and four-cylinder gets an estimated fuel economy of 22/32/25 mpg. The Optima is good, the price is right and the fuel economy is very beneficial.