Overview & Reviews
Average Score
3.49/5 Average
64 Total Reviews
This Year's Model Updates:
With a base MSRP that makes it the least expensive car in America, the roomy little Rio is a peppy 96-horsepower entry-level sedan. While the design and materials used on this car are nothing to write home about, build quality is impressively tight. And Kia's new Long Haul Warranty Program offers the added security of a 10-year/100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty, along with impressive levels of bumper-to-bumper and roadside assistance coverage.
Pros:
- Unbeatable price, peppy engine, decent build quality relative to price point, inoffensive styling, great warranty package.
Cons:
- Ultra-light curb weight could equate to substandard crash protection, power windows and door locks unavailable at any price, cruise control is MIA from the option list.
