"After just two model years, we've given the 2012 Soul significant improvements in power, style and fuel economy, making this iconic vehicle the perfect package for consumers looking for something a little outside the box," said Kia's Michael Sprague. "The Soul has always stood out from the crowd and is responsible for bringing new customers to the Kia brand and positioning the company for a series of record-breaking successes. With gas prices on the rise, this refresh adds even more style and fun-to-drive performance, while also improving fuel economy by 10 percent."
The 2012 Kia Soul will open up the amusing to-drive variable with critical strength increments, new six-speed transmissions and the capacity to convey up to 34 miles for every gallon on the roadway. Another 1.6-liter GDI motor produces 135HP (100kW), a 11 percent expansion from the past motor). For purchasers searching for a more noteworthy help in force, another 2.0-liter four-chamber motor is accessible with either a six-speed manual or a six-speed programmed transmission - propelled innovation that is uncommon in this portion.
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