Used 2013 Kia Optima for Sale

I have driven a suv for over 10 years and to make the change to the low profile tires has been a big change especially where I live with all the pot holes.

The handling on the Kia Optima leaves something to be desired. Though it is a sedan, it is still a 'performance' model, so you would expect more sport-like handling. The car does not turn sharply and the steering wheel produces a loose-feeling turn. I've also noticed that the white color I purchased is nearly impossible to keep clean and shiny. The pain has a sparkly undertone, so any dirt is extremely visible. Also, the front bumper has very limited ground clearance, so there is always the chance that slight bumps will bottom out the car, leaving scrapes on the bumper. Additionally, the Optima's wealth of features can be overwhelming. It takes quite a bit of time to learn, and become accustomed to, all of the buttons and controls for the various functions. I have also found that the touch screen can be slow to respond when using it. It often produces a lag when typing an address into the navigation system, or dialing a phone number when connected to a phone via Bluetooth. Finally, the braking leaves something to be desired. The car does not seem to stop as quickly as it should for a sport-tuned vehicle. The brakes require a fair amount of pressure to stop in a short distance.