Used Kia Soul for Sale

The only con is that the driver window is up kind of high, so if you are someone who likes to roll the windows down and hang your appendages out you may not find it comfortable for that as the arm rest is about a foot lower than the window. Trunk space is limited as a hatchback.

One of the major cons I found was that it does not come with a spare tire. You have to spend extra if you want one. Another con is the hatchback style door. It completely flips up and when you are carrying tons of groceries you have to figure out how to lift your arms all the way up to bring down the door. Also if you are not careful and do not pull down all the way, the heavy door lifts back up and you risk hitting your chin.

There are a few things that I wish were a little different. For instance, when driving on the interstate, the road noise is pretty loud. The vehicle has the ability to talk hands free by using Bluetooth and pairing a phone. However, with the loud road noise, it makes it hard to hear the conversation (mostly on the receiving end). When making a call without utilizing the hands-free option, it is still hard to hear (mostly on my end). Also, though I think it's great that I can plug up my iPod in my vehicle, not only do you have to have a special cable for it, but this particular model (compared to the newer versions) lacks in features. For example, it would be cool to be able to Bluetooth the music off of my phone. It would also be nice to be able to charge my phone with the USB port, which is there but will not charge the phone. It mainly just acts as part of the auxiliary port for the iPod. The fuel economy is wonderful, but the gas tank is small, so I find myself filling up often. The trunk access is also great, but half of the time my remote will not open it. There is not an area for the key, so when this happens, I find my trunk useless since I have to load it from the inside.