2022 Kia Soul consumer reviews

Great driver. Good gas mileage. Problem free. Second soul I have owned and just as good. My first was a 2013 and I had it for 6 years. I've had this one for over 3 years,

A good car for 50,000 miles..then it stated falling apart and waiting for parts to up to 4 months to get them....OUTRAGEST..... I sold it.....The Idea for a station wagon is good...But the quality wasn't there.

My experience theft on tiktok and YouTube to break in them. Torn collar from swirling wheel collar. This car is nice and convenient why would that happen to this soul lx Kia.

I love this Kia Soul. It is my first vehicle to give me better vision from being higher up. I love that. The vehicle rides smoothly and is a joy. My Soul is a metallic gray. I love the brake lights! The bright red lights look awesome against my gray vehicle. All in all, since I leased this car, I will lease another one when I turn this one in.

We bought a 2020 Kia Soul GT. We loved it. I caution you to NOT buy into all the add-on warranties. You will never get your money out. We got snookered in and it raised our pmt by several $$. We loved the car so much that we bought a second Soul. We sold the 2020 and kept the 2022. It gets between 35 and 41 mpg. Dealer does all the work.

Our 3rd Soul and this one is a keeper. (npi) Way better power range with the 2.0 4 cyl. Decent gas mileage with mid range driving and a big ,and or, heavy foot. Nimble but stable agility when turning or passing. Great factory quality control as well.

Car is in constantly getting new bulbs. Replaced the wiring harness in January and again in September. Out of warranty because I drove it over 12K miles.

I almost don't want to write this review because I have always believed in Kia as a brand. But my experience with the Kia Soul that my daughter and I bought and the company's duplicity regarding the engine warranty has made me feel it is my duty to write it. The car started burning oil at a prodigious rate at 60,000 miles into its life. I'm talking about quarts and quarts overevery 500 miles. She took it to the dealer who asked her to do a controlled oil burning test. (three different times). In each case, the car failed the oil burn test, demonstrating without a doubt that there was something wrong eith the engine. However, on each ocassion, the Kia corporate office refused to address the issue. They claim that, because she doesn't have paperwork at hand for every single oil change (though she has the majority of them) , the problem is likely her fault. This is hogwash. She has been careful about changing the oil on time since she purchased the car (new). Kia has exteded the warranty on these models from 100k miled to 150k (obviously admitting that there is a problem) but what good does that do if they won't actually fix what is wrong with their engines. So beware. The 100k mile/10 year warranty sounds good but if Kia doesn't actually live up to the advertising, what good is it?

My first Kia Soul was bought 10/2010. Sloan green. This was one of the first Kia Souls made! I traded my Kia Soul in 7/2017 on a Kia Rio. (I definitely would not recommend Kia Rios!) Then In April 2022 I traded my Rio on a fiesta red! A beautiful spicy red car! I love Souls! They are roomy built for comfort and they have speed when I need speed! My new Soul lets me know when I am going out of my driving lane, has a built in camera to help me see behind me when I am backing up and let’s me know when a car is near me when I am changing lanes. It also lets me know when there is going to be a possible wreck. I am definitely in LOVE with KIA SOULS!!!!

In less than a year this car has been in the shop for service 5 times! That doesn’t include scheduled maintenance. I own the GT model and it started going in for repairs at the service center just two days after I took it off the lot.