The Spectra and Spectra5 follow Kia's brand philosophy of offering best-in-class safety equipment, with the use of six standard airbags, including dual advanced front air bags, front seat-mounted side airbags, and full-length side curtain airbags. Other standard features include cruise control, a strut tower bar (M/T only) for a stiffer chassis and better turn-in, and sporty design touches such as a rear spoiler, fog lights, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob with perforated leather, sport fabric on the seats and door panels and metal-finish trim throughout the interior, including metal pedals. The Spectra SX sedan and Spectra5 five-door are the sporty image leaders for the Spectra lineup and feature class-leading safety equipment, a sport-tuned, four-wheel independent suspension and 16-inch wheels and tires for better steering response and handling. The Spectra sedan also received Consumers Digest's coveted "Best Buy" award in 2005, and the Spectra5 was named one of the "10 Coolest Cars Under $18,000" by Kelley Blue Book.Īvailable as a four-door sedan in two trim levels - EX and sport-tuned SX - or as the Spectra5 five-door, the Spectra model lineup continues to offer a comprehensive list of standard and available safety features that make it stand out from the crowd in a hotly competitive compact-car market.
Power and Associates Initial Quality Study (IQS), the Spectra sedan was the 12 th highest rated vehicle, with a better IQS score than its key competitors, including the Honda Civic and the Toyota Corolla.
Both vehicles continue to offer sporty styling, class -leading safety and a plethora of standard features all at a tremendous value. For 2006, the Kia Spectra compact sedan and Spectra5 five-door enter their third year on the market by offering a new four-speed automatic transmission and added standard features.
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