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The Kia Forte is Kia's compact sedan. This car offers several standard and optional features that set it apart from its competition, which is why you should consider it for your next car.
7 models to best suit your needs
The 2022 Kia Forte comes in 7 trim levels, which means there's a perfect Forte for everyone. If you want a very economical sedan that will offer you more features than you thought possible, the LX is for you. This entry-level model comes with a 2.0-liter engine and either a 6-speed manual transmission or Kia's IVT transmission. The latter transmission is standard on EX, EX+ and EX Premium models. If what you're looking for is a sporty appearance and a dynamic driving experience, the GT and GT Limited models will meet your needs. Both are equipped with a 1.6-liter turbo engine that produces 201 horsepower. With the addition of the standard 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, this powertrain makes the Forte a fun car to drive, without sacrificing the practicality inherent in every 2022 Forte.
A great price and impressive features
The Kia Forte 2022 represents one of the best values in its segment, as its price is one of the lowest among compact sedans, although its standard equipment is one of the most comprehensive. For example, the entry-level Forte LX starts at $18,295 and includes heated and height-adjustable front seats, air conditioning, an 8-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and cruise control, several features that aren't all offered by the competition. The EX, the next model up in the Forte lineup adds a heated steering wheel and wireless phone charger and Kia's active safety suite that includes forward collision warning and lane keep assist, among other features.
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