by John Neff
The Autoblog staff was surprisingly impressed with the Kia Ronda that officially debuted at the 2006 LA Auto Show last week. The small people mover looks attractive, can seat up to seven with an optional third-row, and will come with Kia’s standard battery of safety features and a 10-year/100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty. Our jet lag from the LA Auto Show has hardly subsided and Kia has already announced that Rondos are on their way to dealers and they’re priced to sell. The base Rondo, fittingly called the Rondo Base, starts at a reasonable $16,995 and includes 16-inch alloy wheels, airbags everywhere you look and electronic stability control. A/C, however, is a $900 option. Next up we have the midrange LX model with both an inline four-cylinder engine starting at $18,495 and a tiny 2.7-liter V6 at $19,795. The range topper is the EX, which with the four-cylinder starts at $19,795 and the V6 at $20,795. That’s as high as her base price will go. Check out our original post on the Kia Rondo’s debut here, which includes all the info you could ever want on the Korean automaker’s newest model.
[Source: Kicking Tires]
If you would like immediate updates, make sure you subscribe to our RSS feed!
Tags: Kia Ronda, Ronda, 16-inch alloy wheels, LX
Categories: Kia
Stumble it!