Used Kia Amanti for sale near Wilmington, DE

out performs my friends Crysker 300 and is rides as well as another mercedes e class at much less money

Ken was super easy to work with. Responsive and helpful. We got a 2009 Kia Borrego with 62,000 miles in good shape at a great price. He also gave us a fair price on our trade-in. All in all a great experience.

It was the best car ever had but a drunk driver totaled the car out and it was devastating for me I love that car and I think about that car all the time it was like a piece of me was gone cuz that was the best car ever had

I have only positive feelings after purchasing my car from Premier Automotive Group. My sales agent Alisha was very responsive and helpful since the very beginning. I highly recommend this dealership and her personally to buy from.

The Kia Amanti is a quality luxury car, peppy & fun to drive, stylish, dependable, affordable & comfortable. Perfect size with bells & whistles, high reviews in all areas & safety. It’s a shame Kia stopped production, but the SUV’s took over the market.

l bought this car from auction in 2018 ..l have had it for the past 5 years .The comfort is on point ...L was disappointed to hear they do not make the same cars anymore...It has 199 k miles with no issues .l need to get another car but l cant imagine trashing it........It needs to be taken to the museum.

Excellent dealership. Clean, friendly, helpful, generous. Evan, Luke and the women in the service department are my favorite.

This car rides, so nice I enjoy the inside and the outside looks great handles nice very fast The inside is so luxury heated seats, the moon roof, the stereo system

Bought 4 cars from them through the years. Great service and honest establishment. Will keep going back!

I just put 8,000 miles in one month on this 2007 Amante. For a long trip, it was extremely comfortable in every respect. The engine power pleasantly surprised me with forceful acceleration at high and low speeds. Compared to my Chrysler 300, this car is more powerful, smoother, and has MUCH more visibility. Traveling cross-country (literally from Los Angeles to the coast of Maine and back), I experienced every highway and in-town driving event. The car performed flawlessly, and on the highway got 28 MPG (that was calculated by measuring actual gas consumption, not based on the onboard computer). I got 20 MPG in town. I have the leather interior option, which is luxurious, and includes a mirror which changes color at night and prevents glare from headlights to the rear. That mirror is much better than the standard flip-change mirror. Given that we were sightseeing, visibility out the windows was crucial. This car excels in this area. It also excels in its air conditioning system, which even has an adjustable rear-seat a/c that keeps the back of the car very cool. Handling is not sportscarlike, but once planted into a high-speed turn, it sticks nicely and doesn't plow. Steering is neutral, but feels just a bit understeered at times because of the front wheel drive. The seat/mirror memory function is nice (I'm 6-1, my wife 5-2 -- it's nice not to have to fiddle with adjustments every time!). There are many other features on this car that endear it to you the more you drive it and read about it. Given what I got for the money, I would definitely recommend it to others. Friends and family who've driven it and in it remarked about the luxurious feel and look of the car. It's a great vehicle, and the 100,000 mile drivetrain warranty covers more than the engine and trans, so Kia obviously has a lot of confidence that the thing's going to last. So do I.

They seem like an excellent place to buy.I appreciate em contacting me .Id buy from em.

It's 2023 and my husband is the car guy. What he doesn't instinctively know, he learns from a friend. What a friend can't show him, YouTube can. What YouTube can't, a good mechanic can fix. The car had a lot of wear and tear, first from being a Hertz car, then from our use since 2007. Naturally things go awry with age, but our Amanti will stay in the family as long as he can keep this JaguaBenz purring. We have used the car for business and our usual trips about town and on vacation. Seriously, my favorite part of the Amanti is the ability to have dual heat/AC, AND heated seats.

Este auto es el mejor que he tenido. Es muy lujoso y no le pide nada a los autos de lujo de su tipo, superó totalmente mis espectativas

It was a great experience from the beginning till the end. We had the pleasure of working with Moneer, he is amazing

For the money this car cannot be beat. I bought this car from my dad and I am the second owner and just over 63,000 miles of use it has been a winner.

Have this car now in 2024, it is currently in shop and has been for FIVE weeks, with a throttle issue - waiting for part. I have only had this in the shop for problems twice, I drove it from Florida to Iowa with no issues. Once it gets fixed (very rural area with ONE mechanic) . Bringing it into Kia for 80k service. I have owned this car for years and loved it. I think this year in particular 2006 is a beautiful car when I first saw it for sale I thought it was a Jaguar. It is a beautiful car, and the comfort In my humble opinion (having owned and rentwd dozens off cars) is flawless. The issue is getting replacement parts, for example, the OBDB2 connector ended up broken (somehow) after getting the car back from Firestone where I had general maintenance. Well, before I found out these error code readers are universal and bought one of Amazon, which took forever as I trusted mechanics, there were many calls made to Kia by mechanics trying to find new original ODB2 port! Due to what I am experiencing - my car being in the shop sux weeks now to what was finally determined to need a throttle body replacement, I would not recommend buying ANY "older" car if you live in a remote area (as I do) with NO grocery stores, NO car rental companies, and NO other transportation UNLESS you can fix cars yourself. Especially owning an older non American car in a remote rural area - good luck finding any mechanic with any earthly idea of what they are doing. I found out all OBDC2 error reader parts are all interchangeable from a retired (knowledgeable) mechanic who gave me a ride home after seeing my struggle with bags after buying food from the dollar store - my only option being on foot now.