Used Kia Optima for Sale in Las Vegas, NV

I bought my Kia Optima new in 2002, and the problems have never ended. Immediately after purchase the brakes needed to replaced. They have squeaked ever since, even after many brake jobs. The rocker arm in the drivers side power window broke four times. I finally stopped getting it fixed and that window, along with the passenger side front and rear window, which also broke, are now permanently shut. The fuses in the dashboard keep blowing out. The power antenna no longer works. The cable that connects from my gas tank door to a button on the drivers side door, which when depressed, will make the gas tank door pop open, broke within six months of my buying the car. It has been replaced three times. Now, when it gets hot out, the gas tank door won't open. I have to open my trunk and pull a release cord in there to get the gas tank door to open. There is a filter in the gas tank fuel nozzle area that tends to disintegrate. When that happens I cannot put gas into the tank. It has been replaced five times. I don't like that it did not have remote locking/unlocking feature or at least a generic alarm system, as this was considered their luxury version of the car back in 2002. I did like how it looked very stylish.

One of the best things about the Kia Optima SX turbo is that it looks like it belongs along side highly sought after German-engineered automobiles. From the ride to the easy maintenance, this car is a dream that is affordable for most budgets. The redesigned body and interior coupled with added performance, makes this car an all-around winner.