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2022 Kia Soul LX

2022 Kia Soul LX - 31,541 mi

Temple Hills, MD (31 mi) - Listed 27 days ago
  • $2,108 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, certified used
$16,437
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2018 Kia Soul !

2018 Kia Soul ! - 28,337 mi

Alexandria, VA (23 mi) - Listed 15 days ago
  • $2,199 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, 2 positives , low annual miles
$17,995
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2020 Kia Soul EX

2020 Kia Soul EX - 63,663 mi

Chantilly, VA (9 mi) - Listed 17 days ago
  • $1,959 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner
$16,400
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2014 Kia Soul +

2014 Kia Soul + - 96,030 mi

Derwood, MD (19 mi) - Listed 1 day ago
  • $3,092 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
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2016 Kia Soul !

2016 Kia Soul ! - 69,206 mi

Woodbridge, VA (31 mi) - Listed 9 days ago
  • $3,349 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
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2014 Kia Soul Base

2014 Kia Soul Base - 50,658 mi

Alexandria, VA (25 mi) - Listed 22 days ago
  • $3,428 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
$10,000
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2018 Kia Soul +

2018 Kia Soul + - 67,732 mi

Woodbridge, VA (31 mi) - Listed 28 days ago
  • $3,172 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
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2014 Kia Soul +

2014 Kia Soul + - 79,244 mi

Arlington, VA (25 mi) - Listed 235 days ago
  • $3,427 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
$9,995
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2016 Kia Soul Base

2016 Kia Soul Base - 107,944 mi

Manassas, VA (21 mi) - Listed 45 days ago
  • $2,806 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 3 price drops in 46 days
$7,900
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2010 Kia Soul Sport

2010 Kia Soul Sport - 65,493 mi

Lovettsville, VA (18 mi) - Listed 73 days ago
  • $2,442 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
$9,497
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2014 Kia Soul +

2014 Kia Soul + - 98,641 mi

Chantilly, VA (7 mi) - Listed 41 days ago
  • $2,927 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
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2016 Kia Soul Base

2016 Kia Soul Base - 87,606 mi

Stafford, VA (43 mi) - Listed 38 days ago
  • $1,528 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
$19,999
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2021 Kia Soul LX

2021 Kia Soul LX - 46,508 mi

Chantilly, VA (9 mi) - Listed 2 days ago
  • $2,482 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner
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2020 Kia Soul GT-Line

2020 Kia Soul GT-Line - 26,884 mi

Woodbridge, VA (31 mi) - Listed 68 days ago
  • $3,993 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
$19,000
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2013 Kia Soul Base

2013 Kia Soul Base - 53,971 mi

Fairfax, VA (17 mi) - Listed 55 days ago
  • $2,894 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
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2017 Kia Soul +

2017 Kia Soul + - 64,956 mi

Manassas, VA (19 mi) - Listed 26 days ago
  • $2,521 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
$13,470
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2010 Kia Soul +

2010 Kia Soul + - 164,452 mi

Woodbridge, VA (31 mi) - Listed 53 days ago
  • $2,073 below market price
  • dealer rating
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2023 Kia Soul GT-Line

2023 Kia Soul GT-Line - 15,855 mi

Owings Mills, MD (47 mi) - Listed 17 days ago
  • $4,656 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner
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2017 Kia Soul +

2017 Kia Soul + - 79,187 mi

Bowie, MD (41 mi) - Listed 56 days ago
  • $3,508 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • low annual miles
$11,500
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2016 Kia Soul Base

2016 Kia Soul Base - 65,472 mi

Woodbridge, VA (31 mi) - Listed 9 days ago
  • $1,520 below market price
  • dealer rating
  • 1-owner, low annual miles
$11,938
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Kia Soul Model Review

The Kia Soul is a compact crossover with affordable pricing and boxy styling that gives it a functional, somewhat quirky appeal. The current Soul was redesigned for the 2020 model year, with recent models costing between $11,459 and $19,000.

Kia Soul Pros

  • Seating is spacious
  • Lots of room for cargo
  • High marks for safety
Kia Soul Cons
  • No all-wheel drive
  • Interior materials are cheaper quality
  • Boxy shape creates extra wind noise

Is the Kia Soul an SUV?

The Kia Soul is a 5-passenger crossover with unique styling that’s tough to classify. Although it has the same upright look of an SUV, its smaller size puts it firmly in the ranks of crossovers.

Is the Kia Soul AWD?

No. The Kia Soul does not have all-wheel drive. It is strictly front-wheel drive and has been since its introduction for the 2010 model year. Although it handles well in poor weather conditions, it’s not great in deep snow nor is it intended for rugged off-road adventures.

Where is the Kia Soul Made?

Kia has factories in the United States, Mexico, and South Korea, where the company is based. As you’d expect, most of its vehicles are made in its home factory in South Korea, including the Kia Soul.

How Much Can a Kia Soul Tow?

Unfortunately, the Kia Soul is not rated to tow. The good news is that it has a spacious interior that holds lots of cargo. The wide tailgate opening accommodates bulky items and there is an available roof rack for stowing additional cargo.

Current Kia Soul – 2020-Present:

The full redesign of the 2020 Kia Soul included the introduction of GT-Line an X-Line models for a total of six trims, plus a new 2.0-liter engine, an available 10.25-inch infotainment system, and a head-up display. It also marked the discontinuation of the Soul EV.

The base engine is a 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 147 horsepower that gets 27 mpg city and 33 mpg highway with a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). The base LX has the option for a six-speed manual that drops fuel economy to 25 mpg city and 31 mpg highway. There’s also a 1.6-liter turbocharged four-cylinder paired to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Its fuel economy is 27 city mpg and 32 mpg highway, so there’s only a small sacrifice in fuel economy for the improved performance.

The new Kia Soul lineup starts with the LX, which has 16-inch steel wheels, cloth and knit seats, a 6-way manual driver’s seat, a 7-inch color infotainment screen, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto. The S adds 16-inch alloy wheels, body-color outside mirrors and door handles, premium cloth seats, cruise control, and remote keyless entry. It also adds forward collision avoidance, lane keep assist, lane change assist, driver attention warning, blind spot warning, and rear cross-traffic collision avoidance assist.

The X-Line drops forward collision avoidance, lane keep assist, driver attention warning, and premium cloth seats, but adds unique 18-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, silver outside mirrors that are power-adjustable, roof rails, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. The EX has 17-inch wheels, projector headlights, LED positioning lights, heated side mirrors, rear center armrest with cupholders, dual level cargo board, and cargo cover. Interior upgrades include premium cloth seats, an 8-way power driver’s seat, heated front seats, and a 10.25-inch infotainment touchscreen with navigation. It also gains back the advanced drive-assist/technology features found in the S.

The GT-Line 2.0L has 18-inch wheels, multi-focus reflector headlights, positioning lights, gloss-black side mirrors, and unique bumpers and fascias for a sportier appearance, including red accents on the side sills. It drops back down to the 6-way manual driver’s seat and 7-inch infotainment touchscreen without navigation. The GT-Line 1.6T sits at the top of the range with LED headlights, LED fog lights, chrome-tipped center exhaust, sunroof with power sunshade, leatherette and cloth seats, 10-way power driver’s seat, and heated steering wheel. The 10.25-inch infotainment screen returns along with a Harman Kardon Premium Audio system with speaker lights. A head-up display, smart cruise control, and forward collision avoidance with pedestrian detection are also standard. Shop for the 2020-current Kia Soul

2020-Current Kia Soul Trim Levels:

  • LX (Base): 16-inch steel wheels, cloth and knit seats, 6-way manual driver’s seat, 7-inch color infotainment screen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, 147 hp, continuously variable automatic transmission, 30 mpg combined, six-speed manual, 27 mpg combined
  • S: 16-inch alloy wheels, body-color outside mirrors and door handles, premium cloth seats, cruise control, remote keyless entry, forward collision avoidance, lane keep assist, lane change assist, driver attention warning, blind spot warning, rear cross-traffic collision avoidance assist, no manual transmission option
  • X-Line: removes forward collision avoidance, lane keep assist, driver attention warning, and premium cloth seats, adds unique 18-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, power-adjustable silver outside mirrors, roof rails, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob
  • EX: adds 17-inch wheels, projector headlights, LED positioning lights, heated side mirrors, rear center armrest with cupholders, dual-level cargo board, cargo cover, premium cloth seats, 8-way power driver’s seat, heated front seats, 10.25-inch infotainment touchscreen, navigation and all safety features found on S
  • GT-Line 2.0L: adds 18-inch wheels, multi-focus reflector headlights, positioning lights, gloss-black side mirrors, unique bumpers and fascias, red side sill accents, 6-way manual driver’s seat, 7-inch infotainment touchscreen
  • GT-Line 1.6T: LED headlights, LED fog lights, chrome-tipped center exhaust, sunroof with power sunshade, leatherette and cloth seats, 10-way power driver’s seat, heated steering wheel, 10.25-inch infotainment screen with navigation, Harman Kardon Premium Audio system, speaker lights, head-up display, smart cruise control, forward collision avoidance with pedestrian detection

Running Changes to the 2020-Current Kia Soul

  • 2020: Full redesign with the introduction of GT-Line and X-Line trims, a new 2.0-liter engine, an available 10.25-inch infotainment system and head-up display, and the discontinuation of the Soul EV
  • 2021: Standard rear occupant alert, GT-Line 1.6T renamed to Soul Turbo

Kia Soul - 2014-2019:

A full redesign of the Kia Soul took its styling cues from the rugged Track’ster concept. It also received improvements to the suspension system for a smoother ride and more room for both passengers and cargo.

The powertrain for the base Soul was a 1.6-liter four-cylinder with 130 horsepower paired to either a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. It delivered 24 mpg city and 30 mpg highway. The Soul Plus and Soul! (exclaim) were available only with a six-speed automatic and a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine. This provided 164 horsepower with 23 mpg city and 30 mpg highway.

The base Soul included heated outside mirrors, telescoping steering wheel, six-speaker audio, wireless Bluetooth connectivity, SiriusXM with a three-month complimentary subscription, USB/AUX ports, and 16-inch wheels. The Soul+ added 17-inch alloy wheels, side mirror turn signal indicators, and unique fender trim. It also added an available rear camera and rear seat center armrest. The Soul! added 18-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, projector headlights, front LED positioning lights, and power-folding side mirrors. It also had a cooled glovebox, rearview camera, leather-wrapped steering wheel, and 10-way power driver’s seat. Shop for the 2014-2019 Kia Soul

2014-2019 Kia Soul Trim Levels:

  • Soul (Base): 16-inch wheels, wireless Bluetooth, six-speaker audio, 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine, 130 hp, six-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission, 24 mpg city, 30 mpg highway
  • Soul+: 17-inch alloy wheels, side mirror turn signals, unique fender trims
  • Soul!: 18-inch wheels, fog lights, projector headlights, front LED positioning lights, power-folding side mirrors, cooled glovebox, rearview camera, leather-wrapped steering wheel, 10-way power driver’s seat

Running Changes to the 2014-2019 Kia Soul

  • 2014: Full redesign with more fuel-efficient powertrains, upgraded interior materials, and increased space for cargo and people
  • 2015: UVO eservices package for Soul base, introduction of all-new Soul EV with 109 hp, 105 MPGe combined, and 93 miles of range
  • 2016: Standard alloy wheels on all trims, Base added new Convenience Package with a 4.3-inch touchscreen, Soul+ added new bumpers, integrated rear camera display, and style packages, Soul! added standard leather-trimmed seats and upgrade packages, Soul EV added nozzle locking function and new EV-e trim for California only
  • 2017: Base added drive mode select, new 16-inch alloy wheels, Soul+ added new 17-inch wheels, automatic A/C, and optional Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and 8-way power driver’s seat, Soul! added new 1.6-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, 201 hp, 26 mpg city, 31 mpg highway, seven-speed dual-clutch automatic, Soul EV added new dark gray 16-inch wheel covers and rear center armrest, standard rear-camera display, and faster charging
  • 2018: Base added automatic climate control, available Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Soul+ added available automatic emergency braking, Soul EV range increases to 111 miles
  • 2019: Standard five-inch touchscreen, rear camera display, and voice recognition
  • Kia Soul 2010-2013:

    The 2010 Kia Soul marked this crossover’s debut after being unveiled at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show. The Soul combined functional cargo space with creative exterior styling, becoming one of Kia’s best sellers. A choice of two four-cylinder powertrains included a 1.6-liter with 122 horsepower or a 2.0-liter with 142 horsepower. The base engine was available only with a five-speed manual transmission and delivered 26 mpg city and 31 highway mpg. The more powerful 2.0-liter was offered with a five-speed manual or a four-speed automatic transmission and was standard on all but the base Soul. It delivered 24 mpg city and 30 highway mpg with both transmissions.

    The base Kia Soul had a chrome-accented grille, auto-off headlamps, solar glass, black exterior accents, variable intermittent windshield wipers, and 15-inch steel wheels. The Soul+ added keyless remote entry, privacy glass on the rear and side rear windows, power side mirrors, and 16-inch alloy wheels. It also added the option for fog lamps and a power sunroof. The Soul! (exclaim) made the power sunroof and fog lamps standard and added 18-inch alloy wheels. The Soul sport added side sills, a rear spoiler, and unique front and rear fascias. Shop for the 2010-2013 Kia Soul

    2010-2013 Kia Soul Trim Levels:

    • Soul (Base): auto-off headlamps, intermittent windshield wipers, 15-inch steel wheels, 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine, 122 hp, five-speed manual transmission, 26 mpg city, 31 mpg highway
    • Soul+: 16-inch steel wheels, keyless remote entry, privacy glass, power side mirrors, 16-inch alloy wheels, standard 142-hp 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, optional four-speed automatic transmission, 24 mpg city, 30 mpg highway
    • Soul!: power sunroof, fog lamps, 18-inch alloy wheels
    • Soul sport: side sills, rear spoiler, unique front and rear fascias

    Running Changes to the 2010-2013 Kia Soul

    • 2010: Model introduction as a compact utility vehicle
    • 2011: Upgraded interior materials
    • 2012: A refresh this model year included the discontinuation of the Soul sport, a revised exterior design, optional navigation, LED lighting, and Infinity audio system, new six-speed manual and automatic transmissions, base 1.6-liter engine with an increased 138 hp, new 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 164 hp, and fuel economy improvements
    • 2013: Standard Bluetooth with steering-wheel audio controls, additional lighting options for stereo display

    Kia Soul versus the Competition

    Kia Soul versus Jeep Renegade

    While the Kia Soul and Jeep Renegade both sport a boxy design, they’re quite different crossovers. Most notably, the Renegade is a more capable off-road vehicle with a choice of front-wheel or four-wheel drive. On the downside, it has a higher price point and a less comfortable ride. The Soul is a more affordable choice with more room for people and cargo. It also boasts better fuel economy figures than the Renegade, which further improves its affordability.

    Kia Soul versus Honda Fit

    The Honda Fit has a lower starting price than the Kia Soul, but it has fewer standard features. The Fit gets far better fuel economy too, which makes it a more affordable proposition over time. Though both seat five, there’s more room in the Soul for passengers and cargo. The Soul also has more powerful engine options and better handling than the Fit, making it a better choice for those who want an engaging driving experience.

    Kia Soul versus Hyundai Kona

    Hyundai is the parent company of Kia Motors, so these two vehicles are closely related. The Soul is priced lower than the Kona and it gets better fuel economy, which is a plus, but the Soul doesn’t offer all-wheel drive, the Kona does. On performance, while the base engines are comparable, the turbocharged Soul comes out ahead and is faster. The Soul also comes out far ahead with cargo room thanks to its boxy design. Standard safety on the Kona, however, is stronger than what you’ll find on the Soul.

    Kia Soul versus Kia Sportage

    The Kia Soul is the smallest, most affordable utility vehicle in the Kia lineup. Next is the Kia Seltos, followed by the Kia Sportage, so there’s a marked difference in size and price. The Sportage offers more room for people and cargo and it’s available with all-wheel drive, which you can’t get at all on the Soul. Its engines are more powerful, but you won’t get the same fuel economy as you will in the Soul. The larger dimensions of the Sportage make it a better choice for families.

    What is the average price for Used Kia Soul? How many are for sale and priced below market?

    • 3,468 cars for sale found, starting at $2,495
    • Average price for Used Kia Soul: $14,518
    • 1,409 deals found. Average savings of $1,683
    • Save up to $4,816 below estimated market price

    What Is The Average Price Of A Used Kia Soul By Model Year?

    Year Average Price Deals Listings
    2023 Kia Soul for Sale Near Me $22,153 Save $5,390 on 240 deals 568 listings
    2022 Kia Soul for Sale Near Me $19,092 Save $5,253 on 352 deals 695 listings
    2021 Kia Soul for Sale Near Me $18,300 Save $5,660 on 497 deals 894 listings
    2020 Kia Soul for Sale Near Me $17,241 Save $4,702 on 554 deals 885 listings
    2019 Kia Soul for Sale Near Me $14,449 Save $4,572 on 259 deals 419 listings
    2018 Kia Soul for Sale Near Me $13,565 Save $4,748 on 250 deals 411 listings

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    Prices in top Cities

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    Kia Soul in New York $13,452 Save $3,998 on 112 deals 215 listings
    Kia Soul in Los Angeles $13,380 Save $4,482 on 187 deals 288 listings
    Kia Soul in Chicago $14,056 Save $4,659 on 147 deals 251 listings
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    Kia Soul in Detroit $15,250 Save $3,616 on 34 deals 74 listings
    Kia Soul in Seattle $15,039 Save $4,043 on 68 deals 158 listings
    Kia Soul in Minneapolis $13,725 Save $4,229 on 10 deals 43 listings
    Kia Soul in Miami $14,446 Save $4,653 on 108 deals 189 listings
    Kia Soul in Denver $16,800 Save $3,999 on 50 deals 114 listings
    Kia Soul in Saint Louis $16,103 Save $4,816 on 56 deals 92 listings
    Kia Soul in New Orleans $14,223 Save $3,736 on 24 deals 37 listings
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    Popular Kia Soul Searches

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    By Owner $12,766 Save $1,899 on 3 deals 3 listings
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    Popular Kia Soul Price Searches

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    Used Kia Soul for Sale Under $10,000 $8,165 Save $4,276 on 871 deals 1,454 listings
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    Used Kia Soul for Sale Under $6,000 $5,202 Save $3,671 on 123 deals 181 listings
    Used Kia Soul for Sale Under $7,000 $6,065 Save $3,671 on 248 deals 381 listings
    Used Kia Soul for Sale Under $4,000 $3,619 Save $2,280 on 12 deals 27 listings
    Used Kia Soul for Sale Under $8,000 $6,804 Save $3,671 on 404 deals 670 listings
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    Certified Pre-owned (cpo) Kia Soul For Sale

    Average Price Deals Listings
    Certified Pre-Owned (cpo) Kia Soul for Sale $15,235 Save $5,660 on 3,585 deals 6,944 listings

    Popular Kia Soul Colors

    Average Price Deals Listings
    Green Kia Soul for Sale $11,593 Save $4,572 on 100 deals 221 listings
    Brown Kia Soul for Sale $10,259 Save $3,705 on 44 deals 86 listings
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    Red Kia Soul for Sale $16,955 Save $4,748 on 168 deals 412 listings

    Test Drive Reviews

    2020 Kia Soul

    Traditionally a crossover-SUV is as much car as it is sport utility. Some vehicles, like the Soul, buck that trend, using the best bits of crossover design (namely interior roominess and a higher ride height) with a mostly car-based focus. This has struck a chord with many buyers, especially those interested in a traditional sedan or hatchback, but who want more room without going to a full-blown SUV. The Soul has defined and dominated that automotive demographic since its introduction. While others have come and gone, only the Kia Soul has remained a best-seller. The Kia Soul has been totally redesigned for the 2020 model year with a lot of good updates, including a slightly larger footprint and more interior space. New powertrain options, some restyling, and a lot of added features are high points of this third-generation Soul. The 2020 Kia Soul is a five-passenger hatchback. Available in six trim models, it has two engine options (depending on trim chosen) and either a six-speed manual, continuously variable transmission (CVT), or seven-speed dual-clutch automatic.
    See the full 2020 Kia Soul Test Drive Review.

    2017 Kia Soul

    The automotive industry isn't immune to fads. Remember how we had retro-styled vehicles like the Chrysler PT Cruiser and Ford Thunderbird? Another fad that has recently passed is box vehicles, which was started by the Scion xB in 2004. Aside from standing out, the box shape also provided a very spacious interior for passengers and cargo. In due course, Nissan and Kia joined in the fun with the Cube and Soul, respectively.

    In the last few years, Nissan and Scion pulled their box vehicles due to declining sales. However, Kia kept building theirs as it became one of their most popular models. The Soul underwent some changes for 2017, with the big news being the option of a turbo engine. This gives the Soul some much-needed punch in the power department
    See the full 2017 Kia Soul Test Drive Review.

    2014 Kia Soul

    The 2014 Kia Soul was totally redesigned from the floor to its squared off roof and despite featuring a roomier, higher quality interior, improved ride and better engines pricing is still very reasonable. Prices range from $14,900 for the base model all the way to $20,300 which is the starting point for the top of the line "!" trim. Add all options to a 2014 Kia Soul ! and the MSRP will creep up to $26,100 but keep in mind that you will be getting a lavishly equipped car with leather seats, in-dash navigation with very advanced graphics and on demand traffic information, an amazing Infinity premium audio system, a panoramic sunroof, HID (High Intensity Discharge) headlamps, push button start, heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear bench seat with heated steering wheel, automatic climate control and pretty much every available gadget and gizmo available with your average luxury car. The 2014 Kia Soul truly is a whole new Hamster carrying case.

    If you have been living under a rock and have never heard of the Kia Soul or the ridiculously successful hamsters that have been at the core of this model's marketing success, perhaps you should turn on a TV once in a while or go outside at least once a year. Sunshine is good for you. For the rest of you, you no doubt have seen plenty of handsomely boxy Kia Soul roaming the streets of your town. You no doubt also have seen the Soul on either TV or Youtube with the dancing hamsters which never speak in Kia's ads for the car but rather rock out to Lady GaGa, Mozart or house music. Not only did this ad campaign truly turn Kia into a household name in record time but it also stands as one of the most watched series of ads for any car in history.

    Funny thing is, the 2014 Kia Soul is a vastly improved automobile in comparison to its competent and stylish predecessor that did have a couple of notable flaws. For starters, the Soul debuted with a pair of ancient 4-cylinder engines and a 4-speed automatic which is something you can currently only find in a Corolla. Kia did, however, fix that issue in the mid-life of the last Soul model by adding a smooth six-speed automatic and updated engines that were much smoother and peppier. They also upgraded the interior by offering leather seats, push button start, navigation and more luxury features. But none of this compares to the broad scope of available offerings with the 2014 Kia Soul. Not only can you specify it to any price you like, it also comes with 15 different exterior color options—and yes, that lime green "Alien" paint job returns for this iteration of the fancier and more appealing 2014 Kia Soul
    See the full 2014 Kia Soul Test Drive Review.

    2013 Kia Soul

    The 2013 Kia Soul sees only a few minor changes, but those changes should appeal to just about any shopper. Most will recognize the Soul as the boxy, little cube-like wagon that brings thoughts of the MINI Cooper to mind; others will recognize it from the hamster commercials. No matter how you remember it, the 2013 Kia Soul offers an economical alternative to those looking for comfort and cargo space.

    Pure speed, exhilarating handling, and thrilling power are not what you'll get from the 2013 Kia Soul (sorry if I got your hopes up), but you will receive one of the most economical alternatives to the compact sedan available today. It offers an array of vibrant paint choices which, coupled with its exceptional safety scores, also makes it a top choice among parents shopping for those first-time drivers.
    See the full 2013 Kia Soul Test Drive Review.

    How much is a Kia Soul?

    Kia Soul

    • A new Kia Soul's average price is $21,351 and the price range is $18,799 to $24,869
    • A 3-year-old used Kia Soul's average price is $20,569 with a price range of $16,999 to $24,889

    See below for the average Kia Soul price across model years.

    Kia Soul   2017-2022   $18,994
    Kia Soul   2012-2017   $13,106
    Kia Soul   2007-2012  

    The average price for a 3-year-old used wagon is $18,196, with the Kia Soul's price typically $2,373 above average for this vehicle type.

    How long do Kia Souls last?

    Kia Soul

    • The Kia Soul is the 2nd most reliable vehicle in the wagon category, with a reliability score of 7.6.
    • Approximately 0.1% of all Kia Souls on the road have reached 200,000 miles or more, which compares to an average of 0.8% for the wagon category
    • The best-ranked wagon for reliability is the Subaru Impreza

    See below for the reliability scores of various cars in the wagon category:

    Subaru Impreza   8.6
    Kia Soul   7.6
    MINI Clubman   7.1
    Volkswagen Golf SportWagen  
    Volkswagen Golf Alltrack  

    Is the Kia Soul a good car?

    Kia Soul

    • The Kia Soul earns an ISC quality score of 8.7 based on its reliability, value retention and safety ratings.
    • The Kia Soul is ranked 2nd in quality in the wagon category, with the Subaru Impreza ranked just above it and the Volkswagen Golf SportWagen ranked just below it
    • The best-ranked wagon for quality is the Subaru Impreza

    See our full list of the Best Wagons.

    Is the Kia Soul safe?

    Kia Soul

    • The latest Kia Soul's 4-star NHTSA-based safety rating ranks it 4th for safety in the wagon category
    • The Kia Soul's rating has averaged 4.6 stars over the past 10 years
    • The Kia Soul's individual crash test scores for 2021 are listed below:
      • Frontal Crash -- 4
      • Side Crash -- 5
      • Rollover -- 4
    These scores are based on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) crash tests.

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