Used 2018 Kia Optima Plug-In Hybrid Consumer Reviews
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Great car
Very nice car and excellent gas mileage
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Very happy with the car so far, albeit only 2 days
I was looking to replace a 2016 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid SE that got totaled in an accident. I was considering a 2019 Hyundai Ioniq as well as the Prius and Ford Fusion Hybrid. I was intrigued with the Optima because it had the plug-in component. Although electric only is only good for 29 miles (mine always says 27 when fully charged), it is enough for a trip to my work and back home. I test drove the Optima along with the Ioniq and the others. What I liked about this Optima was that it drove very much like a regular car and much more sporty and composed than the Ioniq and Prius, which drive very light and flighty. The Fusion Hybrid was too bouncy and the seats sucked. The sound system is great and the layout is excellent. Reminds me a lot of the BMWs. Looking forward to keeping this as my daily driver for a long time.
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Incentive couldn’t be passed up.
Have a Tesla 3 on order. With the EV credit in 2018 in jepody, I couldn’t pass up on this deal.
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Great car on a cheap lease
Huge rebate made the car very affordable. The information system allows me to drive efficiently. Very roomy interior.
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