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The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

Offering up to an estimated 38 MPG highway, Spark is the fuel-efficient car that turns heads and turns new corners in providing confidence, control and connectivity. With 10 different bold color hues to choose from you will not go unnoticed. Thanks to nimble handling, Spark is perfect for narrow streets and getting you into all the hot spots. The ECOTEC 1.4L engine is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission or a Continuously Variable Transmission. Spark has all the space you need and the comfort you want, Like room for four, available heated front seats, and 27.2 cu. ft. of cargo room. Spark might be compact, but when it comes to technology, this ride is filled with features. Is is the first car in its class to offer Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. With this intuitive technology, you can interact with certain features of your smartphone using voice commands or the MyLink 7-inch touch-screen display. The available built-in OnStar 4G LTE Wi-Fi keeps you connected at all times. The standard rear vision camera with available Rear Park Assist helps you slide into those tight parking spots that other cars wouldn’t dream of. The rear vision camera helps you see stationary objects behind your Spark when backing up at low speeds, and Rear Park Assist provides an audible and visual alert if you get too close. The Spark is designed for a confident drive every time you get behind the wheel. In addition to 10 standard air bags, 4-wheel antilock brakes and a high-strength steel safety cage, Spark offers a number of available safety technologies to help you stay safe on the road such as Forward Collision Alert and Lane Departure Warning.

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Volkswagen Jetta is a gorgeously sculpted sedan with daring angles and sumptuous curves. It has a high-end look with sleek aerodynamic lines, and comes with 3 engines to choose from. The base Jetta S is equipped with a 1.4L turbocharged engine with 150hp with a 6-speed automatic transmission with Tiptronic and Sport mode. An optional 1.8L turbocharged engine is also available with 170hp. For more of a rush, the GLI is ready to take off with its turbocharged 210hp engine, sport suspension, sport steering wheel, and front sport comfort seats. The 1.8L and 2.0L engines can be mated to a 6-speed manual transmission. The interior of the Jetta is sophisticated, roomy, and stylish. It comes standard with a multi-function trip computer and an auxiliary input for your radio. Higher trims have available features like Bluetooth audio streaming, a power sunroof, push-button start, touchscreen navigation, Fender Premium Audio, a Rearview camera, and heated front seats. For your gear, the Jetta has 15.5 cubic feet of cargo space, and 60/40 split folding rear seats. The Volkswagen Car-Net communication system is available on most trims. It gives you services like roadside assistance, and crash notification. You can also access select smartphone apps right from your dash using Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, or MirrorLink. Safety features include anti-lock brakes, stability control, and the Intelligent Crash Response System. In a collision it deploys the airbags, disables the fuel pump, turns on your hazard lights, and unlocks the doors. Advanced available safety features include front assist with autonomous emergency braking, blind spot detection, rear traffic alert, adaptive cruise control, and park distance control which can assist with parking.

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).

The Nissan Versa Sedan is fun, efficient, roomy and comes with a bit of style. Subtle chrome grille accents and chrome door handles, sleek lines, and broad shoulders make the Versa Sedan stand out from other cars in its class. With a spacious interior the Versa offers a surprising amount of leg and headroom to seat five people comfortable. With 14.9 cubic feet of room, Versa's trunk lets you bring along everything you need, and keep it safe and with 60/40-split fold-down rear seats you have flexibility to carry people and your cargo. With a 1.6L engine you can choose from a choice of 3 different transmissions including a 5-speed manual, a 4-speed automatic, or the efficient Xtronic CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission). With the Xtronic CVT you can achieve up to 40MPG hwy and it also wears the PUREDRIVE badge, demonstrating Nissan's commitment to creating an eco-friendly lineup of lower-emission vehicles. The available NissanConnect with Navigation and Mobile Apps is equipped with innovative features like hands-free phone capability, streaming audio, a USB connection port, enhanced voice recognition, and navigation system with a 5.8-inch color display that serves up points of interest like restaurants, gas stations, and ATMs. Back up with confidence with the Versa's optional RearView Monitor.

The Nissan Versa Sedan is fun, efficient, roomy and comes with a bit of style. Subtle chrome grille accents and chrome door handles, sleek lines, and broad shoulders make the Versa Sedan stand out from other cars in its class. With a spacious interior the Versa offers a surprising amount of leg and headroom to seat five people comfortable. With 14.9 cubic feet of room, Versa's trunk lets you bring along everything you need, and keep it safe and with 60/40-split fold-down rear seats you have flexibility to carry people and your cargo. With a 1.6L engine you can choose from a choice of 3 different transmissions including a 5-speed manual, a 4-speed automatic, or the efficient Xtronic CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission). With the Xtronic CVT you can achieve up to 40MPG hwy and it also wears the PUREDRIVE badge, demonstrating Nissan's commitment to creating an eco-friendly lineup of lower-emission vehicles. The available NissanConnect with Navigation and Mobile Apps is equipped with innovative features like hands-free phone capability, streaming audio, a USB connection port, enhanced voice recognition, and navigation system with a 5.8-inch color display that serves up points of interest like restaurants, gas stations, and ATMs. Back up with confidence with the Versa's optional RearView Monitor.

The Kia Forte is peppy, economical, and surprisingly loaded with tech features. It's larger and roomier than the previous generation of Fortes, and boasts a new, sportier exterior. As with all Kia models, the 2016 Forte packs a lot of bang for your buck. The quieter engine and refined suspension mean a pleasant ride that feels like a larger, more expensive car. You can choose either the six-speed manual transmission, only available in the LX trim, or the six-speed automatic with overdrive that is standard in the EX and an option in the LX. Choose from a 2.0L engine that can produce up to 147hp or a more powerful direct injection 2.0L that puts out 173hp. Depending on your choice of trim, you'll enjoy fuel economy ranging from an EPA estimated 25 MPG in the city, to 38 MPG on the highway. The trunk is generously-sized, larger than most compact vehicles, meaning you can fit all your gear, from groceries to golf clubs. Standard equipment includes steering wheel mounted audio controls, Bluetooth, electronic stability control, and heated door mirrors. For added style, consider the available Premium Package, with items such as leather seat trim, power sunroof, push button start, ventilated driver's seat, heated front/ rear seats, and heated steering wheel. With the available UVO eServices Infotainment System you can control a number of features when paired with a compatible device. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available on all trims but the LX, which has a 4.3-inch conventional display instead of a 7.0-inch touchscreen. Also available is voice-command navigation. It offers a vivid color, touch screen and relays real-time highway conditions from SiriusXM Traffic (real time updates require paid SiruiusXM subscription).