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2014 Kia Rio Sedan Starts at $14,600, Rio Hatchback is $100 More

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Pricing for the 2014 Kia Rio sedan and Rio 5 hatchback has been released. The base Rio LX sedan with manual transmission starts at $14,600, while the comparably equipped Rio LX four-door hatchback costs $14,700, including $800 destination. The Rio gets a few small revisions for 2014.
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To improve aerodynamics, 2014 Rio models get new underside covers for the body, engine, and rear bumper. The Rio’s smart key now features a folding key. Inside the Rio, there is a new water temperature gauge and a revised leather-wrapped steering wheel.
The 2014 Kia Rio continues to be offered in three trims: LX, EX, and SX. All Rio models are powered by Kia’s 138-hp 1.6-liter direct-injected I-4 with 123 lb-ft of torque. The LX model is available with a six-speed manual, while all models are offered with a six-speed automatic transmission. Regardless of transmission, the Rio gets an EPA-estimated fuel economy rating of 27/37 mpg city/highway. The Rio EX is available with a $400 Eco Package (requires $1200 Convenience Package) that increases the rating to 28/37 mpg.
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Opting for the automatic transmission adds $1100 and $1090 to the Rio LX sedan and Rio LX four-door hatchback’s base prices, respectively. An available $1100 Power Package for the Rio LX with automatic transmission adds power windows with auto up/down for the driver’s window, and remote keyless entry.
The 2014 Rio EX sedan starts at $17,500, while the Rio EX four-door hatchback starts at $17,700. Rio EX models are available with a $1200 Convenience Package featuring 15-inch alloy wheels, Kia’s UVO voice-activated infotainment system, rearview camera, automatic headlamps, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, power folding side mirrors with turn signal indicators, front fog lights, dual illuminated visor vanity mirrors, and dual map lights. The Eco Package, with ISG technology, is available only on the EX with the Convenience Package.
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The top-of-the-line Rio SX sedan starts at $18,800, while the Rio SX four-door hatchback starts at $18,790. A sport-tuned suspension, vented front disc brakes, 17-inch alloy wheels, and paddle shifters are standard on the EX model. The Rio EX’s available $2500 Premium Package includes navigation with Sirius-XM Traffic, push-button start with hands-free keyless entry, leather seat trim, heated front seats, and a power tilt/slide sunroof.
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6 comments
lasvegascolonel
lasvegascolonel

Cute little car....though not a sporty coupe, the hatchback would be sportier than the sedan.  Hard to beat Kia's very strong bumper-to-bumper and powertrain warranties.  My daughter wants to trade in her old Focus on one.  Perfect college car, especially with four doors.

Kvnceleste
Kvnceleste

Best subcompact car to get. Its very stylish and the feature list is crazy for a car less than $20,000.

Black Dynamite Online
Black Dynamite Online

I don't know what Kia's problem is with Forte, but they redesigned it a year ago, and it has lost more than 10% of it's sales from 2012, in a market that is up 8%!  It has been a horrible failure.  Very rare that a redesign loses sales in double figures.  The People hate it! 

Not a good sign for the Rio, which is also down for the year, and Kia overall, which is down in an up market.....

BD

bdean
bdean

It's called not enough supply as other markets have a huge demand for them.


Same as for the Sportage which is the best selling Kia model in overseas markets.


Gee, learn something about the auto industry before you post your drivel.

 

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