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Kia Spectra 2009, LX

Kia Spectra 2009
  • Vehicle Style: LX 4dr Sedan 5M
  • Body Type: Sedan
  • Body Subtype: N/A
  • Doors: 4

2009 KIA SPECTRA The Kia Spectra and Spectra5 are standouts, leading the pack with high marks for thrifty fuel-sipping ability combined with high style and class-leading safety features. Spectra and Spectra5 are powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine, which features Continuously Variable Valve Timing. Producing 138 horsepower and 136 lb.-ft of torque, the Spectra line-up offers a powerful punch with two trims available for 2009: a standard five-speed manual transmission or an optional electronically controlled four-speed automatic transmission. Built on a front-wheel-drive unibody frame, independent front suspension with MacPherson struts, standard coil springs and stabilizer bars work with an independent dual-link rear suspension to provide the optimal balance of ride comfort. An engine-speed-sensitive, power-assisted rack-and-pinion steering system adds the finishing touch for precise handling. Larger than Kia's entry level Rio, the Spectra line personifies a more grown-up exterior body with smooth, clean lines. All trim levels feature body-color exterior door handles, body side moldings and rear garnishes to create a sleek canvas on which to outfit aggressive subtleties such as clear-lens halogen headlamps with black headlamp bezels.

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  • MSRP: $13,550
  • Invoice: $12,630
  • Destination Charge: $650
  • Gas Guzzler Tax: 0
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