#KiaSoul

Your eyes do not deceive you, American readers: the Kia Soul EV lives on, you’ve just got to head north to find one.

The threat of fully autonomous driving is, realistically, decades away. We want to celebrate the fun of driving while we still can, but we also want to do it on a budget.

The days of the $10,000 new car are long gone. However, when you take into account the added safety and convenience features of today’s cars, they might just be better value than ever before.

Fast*, new, or affordable: pick two. Or in the case of these 10 cars, all three.

Diminutive. Tiny. Efficient. Whatever you call them, these are the smallest new cars you can buy.

Today’s shopper is more likely than ever to factor long term dependability into their purchase decision when buying a new SUV or crossover.

Are you a young driver in need of a new car or the parent of one that will be making the monthly payments? 

These days quirky is cool, and that trait extends to genre-busting cars like the Toyota C-HR and Kia Soul. These front-wheel-drive only cars aren’t quite crossovers but are more practical than other cars with their same footprint.

It’s hard to imagine the Kia Soul being THIS successful. Earlier this year, the brand sold its 1 millionth model, and that’s pretty impressive considering that the nameplate has been around for less than 10 years.

The 2018 Kia Soul and Sportage have received the highest possible safety rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

Certain Kia Soul models have been recalled in the United States for an issue related to the power steering.

Nearly 146,000 versions of the Kia Soul were sold in the U.S. last year, making it the South Korean automaker’s most popular model.