Test drive Kia Optima Turbo

Test drive 2011 Kia Optima Turbo

In today's test drive we are going to show you the third generation Kia midsize sedan Optima in its SX Turbo version. For 2011 Kia has made significant changes to the Optima and now it has very sleek and modern design. The car profile is elegant and sporty at the same time.
The interior suits very well to the dynamic appeal of the car and offers great comfort and plenty of tech features.
The 2011 Optima Turbo has a 2.0 liter petrol engine offering plenty of power with 274 hp (204 kW) at 6000 rpm.
There is a hybrid model in Optima's model range as well.
In US the Optima is offered at a very good price. The base optima Turbo starts at around $26,000 and fully equipped is around $30,000.

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