A review of the Kia Soul
A short article reviewing the Kia Soul.
A guide to the advantages that driving a Kia Soul brings to motorists when they are looking to lease a car.
If you’re looking for a spacious car which is small enough to drive around tight corners in the hustle and bustle of a big city, then the Kia Soul is the ideal model.
Superb as a family car due to the large boot space and room in the back of the car for the passengers, the Kia Soul is also available as a petrol or diesel vehicle depending on your preference.
For motorists the main positives to draw from the Kia Soul are that it is is easy to handle and drive, making even the most tricky of rides appear smooth and simplistic.
With a wide range of customisation options available as well when you drive off with the vehicle, it can be seen why the Soul is not just a driver’s dream but also a gadget-Mecca for customers.
The Soul is supported by a 1.6 litre engine which can offer 126 brake horse power and reaches 60 miles per hour in 11 seconds from a standing start. The CRDi engine offers a little extra for the driver but regardless of the engine size, all of the Kia Souls are available with five speed manual transmission or four speed automatic transmission.
Lotus was actually commissioned to help Kia create the Soul’s chassis for UK cars, meaning that the Soul offers more agility for the driver than most small city cars. This combined with its comfortable handling allows for the car to easily navigate its way around chaotic roads as well as being relatively simple to park up.
As with the majority of city cars, the Kia Soul took the Euro NCAP safety test and scored the maximum amount stars available. As well as doing well in adult protection, child protection and passenger protection, the Kia Soul was also ranked highly with regards to safety assist. An electronic stability programme and six air bags fitted as standard all help to make the Kia Soul one of the safest vehicles to drive.
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