2017 Kia Optima Hybrid consumer reviews

I love this car, it is a hybrid, which I never would have bought, until I went to the dealer and he told me all of the amazing things about the gas mileage. I have had this car for 8 days now, I've driven it all over, and I've only used a quarter tank. I'm talking driven ALOT! So far it's telling me I'm getting about 618 miles to each tank. Inside is clean and fancy, very cool high tech features. Connects Bluetooth with my phone, so I can safely make and answer calls while I drive. Can also connect with Google for directions , texting, weather, or anything google can tell you. I choose not to use thst option. Google is a bit too close for comfort if you know what i mean. Lol. Leg room is amazing, tons of space in this car. Sitting in the driver's seat, I can't reach anything sitting on the back seat. This thing is roomy. Reminds me of a cadillac. The hood area is big, kind of hard to tell how much clearance you have before you hit something. tricky but you get used to it. It has a back up camera. Love that. Anyway it's a great car. Very quiet and no start up noise which was interesting. Lol. Check this one out I love it. But be warned.. I had no idea before my purchase that batteries for these cars can be very costly. But I've heard 2017 did better things with this problem. We'll see!

I'm really happy with this car. It has good gas mileage, very comfortable, and huge trunk. Great independent reviews and safety record.

The car is what I need, I like the style and performance, great buy for your buck. Will definitely buy again.

I get plenty of compliments from my Uber riders; They say my optima hybrid is very roomy and comfortable! I agree, plus the gas mileage is as advertised: 39.6 mpg! Performance does not suffer one bit, it is a dream to drive and steering is slick and responsive. The car is so quiet I have to strain to hear the engine. This car is a great value at a reasonable price.

The gas mileage is truly amazing! I have had the car for two weeks and have yet to get gas, despite driving it daily. It's also comfortable, modern, and great looking. I have fielded several admiring comments on it, already. I love my Kia Optima!

I only owned a 2016 KIA Forte for only a year. It never gave me a single problem. It was a great little car. I just traded it in for a brand new 2017 KIA Optima hybrid. I'm hoping that the great experience I had with the Forte will continue with the Optima.

I have owned a lot of fabulous cars including several Audi's and Land Rover's, a Jaguar XK8, and a bunch of other great vehicles and I put this 2017 Kia Optima Hybrid EX at the top of the pack. I love the panoramic sunroofs, the Apply Play, the heated steering wheel, the gas mileage, the hot and cold seats, my white leather interior, the fantastically clear back-up cameras, the smart cruise control that slows to a two-second following distance . . . . I could go on and on. LOVE this car!

With three driving modes, Eco, Normal, and Sport, and getting 46 mpg on the highway in comfort, style and high tech safety, not to mention the 100k-mile warranty, this beauty should be at the top of the list for people looking for serious value and reliability.

The Kia Optima Hybrid looks great, drives quietly and smoothly, has excellent pickup, and the 46 mpg is outstanding. Looks and feels like a much more expensive car. Korean carmakers have become worthy competitors to the Japanese brands--perhaps even surpassing them.

The new style, better battery than in my 2013, better pick-up, better navigation system, and I am getting over 40 miles to the gallon. If you want a sharp car with all the bells and whistles, and excellent gas mileage, go to Kemper Kia and ask for Jim Kirchener. Also the dealership is owned by a veteran.