Driving Impressions
Much of the appeal of compact crossovers is in their ability to deliver some of the practicality of larger SUVs along with easier maneuverability and parking on city streets and in tight parking lots. The 2010 Kia Sportage is no exception.
Because the performance of the base model's four-cylinder is weak, we'd recommend stepping up to one of the V6-powered models. Even with the V6, the Sportage feels rather sluggish compared to many competitors, though it's probably just fine for most people's needs. On the open road, the Sportage feels nimble. The ride quality is a little firmer than the norm and handling is not exactly sporty, but neither is really objectionable.
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Engine compartment
2.4L
1. Engine Coolant Reservoir
2. Windshield Washer Fluid Reservoir
3. Power Steering Fluid Reservoir*
4. Radiator Cap
5. Engine Oil Filler Cap
6. Engine Oil Dipstick
7. Brake Fluid Reservo ...
Inner Space
Inside, the Forte delivers more than we expected, producing a sophisticated
vibe backed by high-tech features that put the Kia a step ahead of its
competition. The standard Bluetooth setup, which ...
Standard Kia Safety Features
Kia Soul continues to offer the same high level of standard safety equipment
as all Kia vehicles, with features such as front seat active headrests, dual
front advanced airbags, front seat-mounted ...


