Praised because of its head-turning exterior design, fun-to-drive performance, and large list of standard safety features, the all-new 2011 Kia Optima has been included as part of “Ward’s 10 Best Interiors” list. Kia’s midsize sedan was picked to be able to interact with midsize buyers in the U.S. with its upscale and aesthetically pleasing interior packaging, features and overall value.
This prestigious accolade follows a slew of awards, including earning a general five-star crash safety rating in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, being named someone Guide Automotive “Best Buy,” a “Top Safety Pick” through the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and “Best New Model” by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance.
“This award is really a direct reflection of Optima’s unbeatable combination of stunning design inside and out, in addition to advanced technologies, comfort, convenience and overall value,” said Michael Sprague, v . p ., marketing & communications, Kia Motors America (KMA). “The 2011 Optima introduced stunning new design language towards the Kia lineup, that will continue to evolve as Kia maintains its focus on world-class styling whilst delivering outstanding performance and fuel efficiency in response to consumers’ needs and rising fuel prices.”
Ward’s editors evaluated a field of 51 vehicles that are either all-new or featured significantly upgraded interiors, which range from utility vehicles, minivans and small cars to high-end premium sedans. Scores were tallied for every competing vehicle based on materials, ergonomics, safety, the human-machine interface, comfort, fit and finished, overall value and aesthetics, having a final listing of ten winners chosen.
The 2011 Kia Optima
Obtainable in three trims, LX, EX and SX, the 2011 Optima offers a wide array of convenience and luxury from the moment the doors open. The instrument panel is contoured toward the motive force to advise a cockpit feel with precise gauges and controls for an overall sport performance experience without sacrificing comfort or roominess. Paddle shifters behind the steering wheel convey that Optima is built for those who are passionate about cars. A high console with a short shifter increases the cockpit perception while an available panoramic sunroof has an open-air feeling. Offering occupants both space and comfort having a number of standard convenience features, the sedan’s chic cabin unifies using the exterior design by welcoming its passengers with lean and ergonomic seat design and effective storage throughout. Modern standard features like a six-way adjustable driver’s seat with power lumbar support, illuminated vanity mirrors with a ticket holder and a trip computer further expand the cabin’s luxurious qualities.
Now available with two all-new and fuel-efficient engines, a 2.4-liter GDI four-cylinder, a couple.0-liter GDI turbo, a 2.4-liter hybrid engine will be available later this year, offering consumers even more impressive fuel economy.
This prestigious accolade follows a slew of awards, including earning a general five-star crash safety rating in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, being named someone Guide Automotive “Best Buy,” a “Top Safety Pick” through the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and “Best New Model” by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance.
“This award is really a direct reflection of Optima’s unbeatable combination of stunning design inside and out, in addition to advanced technologies, comfort, convenience and overall value,” said Michael Sprague, v . p ., marketing & communications, Kia Motors America (KMA). “The 2011 Optima introduced stunning new design language towards the Kia lineup, that will continue to evolve as Kia maintains its focus on world-class styling whilst delivering outstanding performance and fuel efficiency in response to consumers’ needs and rising fuel prices.”
Ward’s editors evaluated a field of 51 vehicles that are either all-new or featured significantly upgraded interiors, which range from utility vehicles, minivans and small cars to high-end premium sedans. Scores were tallied for every competing vehicle based on materials, ergonomics, safety, the human-machine interface, comfort, fit and finished, overall value and aesthetics, having a final listing of ten winners chosen.
The 2011 Kia Optima
Obtainable in three trims, LX, EX and SX, the 2011 Optima offers a wide array of convenience and luxury from the moment the doors open. The instrument panel is contoured toward the motive force to advise a cockpit feel with precise gauges and controls for an overall sport performance experience without sacrificing comfort or roominess. Paddle shifters behind the steering wheel convey that Optima is built for those who are passionate about cars. A high console with a short shifter increases the cockpit perception while an available panoramic sunroof has an open-air feeling. Offering occupants both space and comfort having a number of standard convenience features, the sedan’s chic cabin unifies using the exterior design by welcoming its passengers with lean and ergonomic seat design and effective storage throughout. Modern standard features like a six-way adjustable driver’s seat with power lumbar support, illuminated vanity mirrors with a ticket holder and a trip computer further expand the cabin’s luxurious qualities.
Now available with two all-new and fuel-efficient engines, a 2.4-liter GDI four-cylinder, a couple.0-liter GDI turbo, a 2.4-liter hybrid engine will be available later this year, offering consumers even more impressive fuel economy.
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