Used 2017 Kia Cadenza Consumer Reviews
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Luxury at a fair price
In the past 13 years we have owned a 325ci, LR2, Volt, and still own a 2005 Boxster. Avoiding the current SUV trend we were looking for a comfortable sedan with luxury qualities for a fair price. For those who balk at Kia, their vehicles built today are not what they first sold years ago. Remember Datsun, Toyota, and Honda had poor quality cars for years. We recently completed a 5,000 mile, 3 week road trip which included a variety of roads and conditions. I never had any driver fatigue or issues with 600 mile days and actually enjoyed the driving experience that was at all times comfortable, relaxed, and quiet. When power was needed, the engine delivered without haste. It’s not a sport sedan, but really, most driving experiences are controlled by speed limits, so 0 to 60 times are senseless measurements. The Boxster is great for spirited driving. It handles amazingly well but it is not enjoyable for long distance trips especially on crowded highways filled with truck traffic. The Cadenza holds its own in all traffic. It is large enough to be visible by other vehicles and includes the latest safety and infotainment technology to keep you aware in traffic. We average 26.5 mpg in mixed driving and 31 mpg highway only, regular gas. In 18 months of ownership we have not had any service issues other than oil changes and tire rotation. We’re keeping this well made car.
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Love my Cadenza!
I was in the market for a new vehicle and went back and forth between looking at small SUVs and cars. I test drove severaal vehicles including a Hyundai Azera. I was close to purchasing the Azera and while looking for the true market on edmunds I started researching comparable vehicles and found the Kia Cadenza. I found a local dealer and test drove the vehicle, I was impressed with not only the style but the technology and safety features for the price; I would’ve had to pay extra on most the vehicles I had test drove before. I opted for the limited trim because of all the features it had including the reddish brown interior leather. I would’ve given it 5 stars except it didn’t have remote start which was a little disappointing but not enough to pass up on this car, I love my Cadenza!
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- Technology SedanMSRP: $21,99888 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $13,879400 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $20,99396 mi away
used classy car.
purchased in jan.18 with 4350 miles now has 18600 on 4/20/19 had thermostat replaced under warranty,love the, great gas mileage road 36 mpg better than my motorcycle, great seats,and equipment works.
Buy one
I've owned 3 lexus suv's and 1 sedan. The kia cadenza is very equal if not better then lexus. I'm very impressed with kia. Style, luxury, handling,pricing. Couldn't be more happier with my decision. As the old saying goes. Try it you may like it. Vinnie. New Jersey.
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This 2017 Cadenza Limited is amazing!
Drive the limited trim first. Get to know the outstanding array of safety, comfort, and convenience features. And, by all means, spend some time with the Harmon Kardon audio system.
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