Parkway Family Kia is celebrating the fact that 2014 marks Kia’s twentieth year in
the U.S. market. In that time, Kia Motors America has experienced unprecedented
growth-18 years of consecutive sales growth-while investing more than $1.4 billion
in its first U.S. assembly plant and creating more than 14,000 plant and
supplier jobs. Kia enters 2014 poised to continue its momentum.
Kia’s rapid rise over the past five
years has been fueled by a willingness to challenge the status quo with
vehicles like the Optima, Sorento, and Cadenza, dramatically raising the
profile of the brand. Kia’s aggressive new vehicle launch cadence continues
into 2014, including an all-new minivan and the Soul EV. The first release of
the year, though, is the boldest symbol yet of just how far Kia has risen: the
all-new 2015 K900 flagship luxury sedan. The K900 is the next logical
progression, demonstrating Kia’s world-class design and technological sophistication,
and will continue to help redefine the brand going forward.
Along with iconic design, the 2014Soul offers an improved ride and handling, as well as an impressive suite of
high-tech options. If that weren’t enough, Soul is now forecast to retain its
value better than any other vehicle in its class. To that end, Soul was
recognized with a Residual Value Award from ALG, a leading provider of data and
consulting services to the automotive industry. Each year ALG recognizes
vehicles that are predicted to best retain value in their class, and Soul earned
top honors in the subcompact utility segment for its premium feel and
competitive pricing. ALG determines Residual Value Award winners based on a
variety of factors including careful analysis of the automotive industry, the
vehicle’s performance, quality and the overall price.
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