The two cars share powertrains, but nothing else. The Kias have the Microsoft OS similar to Ford's Sync, which is a huge selling point imo. Kia seems to be for "younger" folk, imo.

looks sharp

honda should take some notes as far as power train options are concerned - big bore/FI/Hybrid

maybe i missed it, whats the price point of this vehicle?

it comes with a turbo version too!! now i want one as a daily :thumbup: :thumbup: good job kia!

[QUOTE=Saki GT,Apr 1 2010, 11:05 AM] Kia.... I know, right?

If you don't want the Sonata look but the drivetrain... the Optima delivers.

I actually think the wheels look good with the car.

Keith, the hood line is VERY distracting now that you mention it.

Schreyer's on a ROLL --- hows it feel, Audi?! :D :thumbup:

Not a fan of the wheels, but it looks sharp

Looks sweet.