More Kia Soul pictures

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Not sure exactly when this comes out, but it looks like we won’t have to wait much longer to see the Scion’s first real competition.
The Nissan Cube being next.

The more I see this car the more I like it. It is actually a pretty original design of the cubic motif. to me this looks much better than the Scion.
And it should be cheaper too. I think pricing will be key for the success of this car.
Image isn’t that important at this price point. Or even slightly higher.
Remember the PT Cruiser? People were waiting months to get one when it came out. Or paying up to $30 000 for a loaded $23000 model. And most of these people would have never considered a Chrysler before.

I think this will be a great thing for Kia’s image.

Conversation 12 comments

  1. As a fellow car fan, I agree. This does look nice but I know nothing about Korean liability or resale. I will look at this for sure whenever it comes out, but I feel deep inside that the Nissan Cube is the safer pick. I guess because I owned a 240sx SE before and know what they are all about.

  2. It’s cool looking while also looking more like a real car. Have you stood next to an XB? It seems like a toy. Even the new one. This seems more substantial. Maybe it’s just the pics.

  3. Carnerds, make sure Nissan actually builds the Cube. The Scion XB and Toyota Yaris are built by Dihatsu I believe. At least the original XB was.

  4. The Scion Xb and Daihatsu do not have anything to do with each other.
    The previous Scion Xb is a japanese Toyota Bb. The lastest Scion Xb is a japanese Toyota Corolla Rumion.
    The Latest Toyota Bb in japan is a daihatsu materia.
    The Yaris is all toyota , or called a Vitz in japan.

  5. “Carnerds, make sure Nissan actually builds the Cube. The Scion XB and Toyota Yaris are built by Dihatsu I believe. At least the original XB was.”

    You could not possibly be any more wrong.

    I think the Kia Soul looks great, hopefully stupid Americans will be able to see past the badge.

  6. “6:23, and where are you from thinking your so great?
    New Jersey?”

    Jersey trash? Not so much.

    Northern Virginia, 20 minutes outside of DC.

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