The kea Soul is deceptively compact, you cannot believe the space available inside the cabin. Even for a family car this vehicle is the best value out there. No more scooting your seat up to give your kids room, no more paying for 15 MPG. This car is fun to drive and equally as fun on your wallet.

I went out on a whim and gave into the commercials about this vehicle. I was in need of a new vehicle and wanted something economical and stylish. The 2015 Kia Soul delivered on its qualities mentioned in the commercial. Unfortunately, it did not come included with the adorable hamsters, and I did ask.

It has been one of the best investments I have made to date. It had about 30,000 miles when I first purchased the vehicle, compared to my previous vehicle having 200,000. It has really fantastic fuel mileage. I can easily get 28-30 miles per gallon in town, and 35-40 freeway. It is a very well built vehicle. It drives really smoothly, has no rattling. It is very quiet, both inside and out. It blocks out most noise on the inside, even when driving on the freeway. Both the driver and passenger windows are automatic. The interior design was well thought through and very up to date. The seats are very comfortable, so long drives are more bearable. The stereo is very nice, it has a lot of features that I enjoy using a lot. It is a stock stereo, it has Bluetooth capabilities, for both music needs and also for hands free calling. It has a voice command system as well, you click a button on the steering wheel and simply tell it what you want to do. It has been very responsive and I have had minimal problems with it. You can give it commands such as "repeat" "random" "call (specify name)" and it has not seemed to give me much problems, even when there is background noise. It also has power steering adjustment as well located on the steering wheel. You can change how tight the power steering is at the time and I find myself using it a lot more than I originally thought. It has comfort, normal, and sport mode. The comfort mode makes the power steering very loose and not take much to turn the wheel, which is useful for in town driving. Normal is basically like any other car equipped with power steering, it has a tighter feel than comfort but it still isn't hard to turn the wheel. Sport mode is more for higher speeds such as freeway driving. It keeps the wheel a lot tighter, makes it harder to make sudden turning motions there for making it safer for high speeds. It also has an eco button to increase gas mileage. I found that it works best on the freeway, and doesn't help too much while driving in town but it is still a nice feature to have. It also has a slap shift as well, which I enjoy using and is a nice way to increase gas mileage even further. There aren't many cons of the vehicle, a few would be the small trunk space. The seats fold down to accommodate that, but you can't fold the seats down if you have backseat passengers. The pickup speed could be a little bit quicker, but it's not a sports car so you kind of expect that to begin with. Other than those few cons, it is a great car to have and I would recommend purchasing one.