Mechanicsburg Blog

Kia took the intrinsic beauty of the Sorrento harbor and then dropped an "r" so it wouldn't be slowed down--the Kia Sorento was born.  Thirteen years on the market and not a moment's rest; the Kia Sorento line continues to impress us, especially the latest.  The 2016 Kia Sorento's stylish design and capabilities are noteworthy.  Don't believe us? Allow us to hand over the keys to James Bond and then see…

There's no substitute for safety, especially when you're barreling down the highway at 65 mph. And when you've got all the kids packed into the car, peace of mind is priceless, which is why sedan drivers are thrilled to see the 2015 Kia Optima suited up in some of the latest collision mitigation technologies.

Aside from the Optima's government-issued five-star overall safety rating, this family car can also come equipped with…

When you're heading out in a Kia vehicle with the whole family in tow, it's great to know that our favorite South Korean automaker has us all covered with amazing vehicles that are both safe and fun to drive. And, speaking of which, the upcoming 2016 Kia Sorento is set to be the best iteration of the family SUV to date! The folks at MotorWeek got the chance to test one out ahead…

Custom cars are always a fun endeavor, though we may never get to own one, they speak to that which we enjoy most. For many people in this day in age, superheroes are a huge influence. The vehicles of superheroes are almost as iconic as the characters themselves, and while the X-Men have a sweet jet with which to travel, sometimes a more traditional approach may be needed. So Kia created the custom Sorento which…

When you're in the market for something more hip than a sedan but less dominative than an SUV, a hatchback is the perfect middle ground between compact and cavernous.

The 2015 Kia Forte5 delivers the best of both worlds with a zippy, fuel-efficient ride and an ample amount of cargo space via a 23-cubic-foot truck which becomes even more spacious with a folded second row. Versatility isn't a term limited to full-size haulers…