Used Kia Optima for Sale in Jacksonville, FL

While this vehicle is excellent for commuting, it lacks significant power/acceleration (at least in the standard V4), leaving a lot to be desired for more leisurely driving. It's also not quite roomy enough to carry multiple kids/pets, which leaves this car as an awkward in-betweener at times - many people would be better served with an SUV or a less bulky, more powerful sedan. The other main negative here is visibility. The Kia Optima has large blind spots on the sides and rear visibility is quite limited compared to more open models. My last car was a 1997 Toyota Camry and it felt like you can see the entire world through the car. By comparison, the Optima forces you to learn the blind spots exceptionally well and make extensive use of the backup camera in parking lots.

The previous owner crashed the car, and their maintenance they got on it was junky. It isn't bad awful, but it wasn't good. They didn't replace some of the clips and glued the bumper on, so it is slightly loose. The car has pretty bad mileage, definitely nothing like a hybrid. It eats gas for a sedan, but it has a big tank to make up for it. The Bluetooth isn't great. The software system in the car takes way too long to operate and control the music from your device in a hands-free manner. It doesn't have great acceleration, and the cruise control brakes too hard and doesn't conserve fuel as much as other cruise control systems.