Soul Searcher

Kia has added a new Soul Searcher model to the Soul “Originals” line-up of Burner, Shaker, Tempest and Echo. The Kia Soul Searcher is available in stunning light green metallic paintwork, cream and brown leather interior, chrome front grille, chrome door handles, roof rails, black bezel headlights, front and rear mud flaps plus distinctive 18-inch silver alloy wheels.

Standard specification is great with reversing sensors, front fog lights, electric folding door mirrors, dual auto air-conditioning, heated front seats and Bluetooth and iPod connectivity. The Soul Searcher is powered by the 1.6-litre CRDi diesel engine and comes in five-speed manual or four-speed automatic.

Leather interior

Safety features include six airbags, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD), Traction Control (TC) and a five-star Euro NCAP rating. The new Kia Soul searcher is available from the 4th January 2011 and we hope to load Kia business car leasing prices shortly.

Kia Soul Burner

Kia has already won an award from the magazine, Fast Car, for Best New Model of 2009. Fast Car is one of the UK tuning and lifestyle magazines that sets the trends for the modified car culture.

The UK model range for the Kia Soul comes in five options. The entry level is the Soul 1, the volume model is the Soul 2 and there are the ”Soul Originals” made up of three characters namely; Samba, Shaker and Burner.

Samba is only available in Tornado Red and features 18 inch five spoke alloy wheels, privacy glass and an eight speaker stereo system.

Shaker comes in a Vanilla Shake paintwork and has a houndstooth interior and clever reversing cameras. For those poeple who really want to stand out from the crowd, the Burner comes in black paintwork, black wheels, bright red front grille and matching red wing mirrors with a dragon emblazoned on the paintwork.

Paul Philpott, Managing Director of Kia Motors UK Ltd, said ” Fast Car knows what it’s readers like and there’s no hiding from their straight talking opinions”.

Steve Chalmers, editor of Fast Car said ” Kia has taken a concept car, kept the best attributes and put it on the road”.