Meet Kia's Niro LXS HEV

[@clcbc97]

Just bought a Niro LXS going onto three weeks ago absolutely love it and after almost 3 weeks have not had to fill up my gas tank yet. However I did have some bad news a rock flew from a truck on the interstate and smashed my windshield on the passenger side of the vehicle but Safelight came out to my house and replaced it with a brand new windshield. Absolutely love all the space this compact suv has and how roomy the back seat is. It’s a perfect car to put large items I couldn’t put into any other vehicles that I owned.

[@EibhlinBradford]

Thanks! I just bought one & I LOVE it! The safety features are really helpful & the car runs very efficiently. I have a 150-mile daily commute, so this is a great choice for me.

[@voyager6576]

Is there enough space for the passenger seats? Leg room, I mean.

[@jules2713]

How are these holding up? A used one is available for 21.5K, 36k miles.

[@aleksandrgoncharov8313]

Thank you for your video. I did not think about KIA before, but good price and good mileage. Thank you for your work again!

[@Jawkneed]

Thank you for your video. I am trying to decide between the Hyundai Hybrid Blue, Hybrid SEL, Hybrid Limited, and the Kia Niro Hybrid LXS SE. Would you have any opinions on these vehicles? Which cards would be your top 3 picks?

[@JoeRussellProductions]

Blind spot detection?

[@nicolewilkins259]

Siri tells the best bad jokes. Excellent video!

[@AllThingsKiaCO]

A friend once told me, "When one door closes, another one opens." Great guy. Terrible cabinet maker.

[@AllThingsKiaCO]

Thanks Siri

[@D3VIOUS24]

@@AllThingsKiaCO it's been 7 months since you uploaded a video.. are you going to return?

[@joannetallen]

Is so cool

[@your.imaginary.friend]

This was a quick and informative video. The only advice I could give would be to eliminate the word “very” from your vocabulary. You don’t need it as part of your descriptions. For instance, you said, “It handles very well.” You could have simply said, “It handles well” or “It handles great.” Anytime you want to use the word “very” in front of a word, think of some other word that is the superlative of the word you are trying to emphasize with “very.” For instance, instead of saying something is “very bad,” you would say it’s “terrible.” And so on and so forth with other words. There are lists on the internet you can find that people have made for you to reference when looking for a word to replace “very”. Overusing a word becomes distracting for your audience. I kept waiting for you to use “very” again and again, and I was not suprised when it happened. The cinematography of the video is well done. I know this because I didn’t get dizzy from watching it. Very smooth camera work.