Used 2015 Kia K900 for Sale

What's New in the 2015 Kia K900?

Though the K900 has been available since 2013 in its native Korea (dubbed the K9 over there), the 2015 Kia K900 is an all-new entry for the U.S. 

Which K900 is the Best?

The questions about the Kia K900's potential success have more to do with brand perception than they do with the car's actual merits. Sure, the K900 has a couple chinks in its armor -- namely, its less-than-nimble handling and the fact that some of its controls and switchgear can't compete with its high-dollar competitors. But the K900's $60,400 starting point makes it considerably more affordable than some of its foes while delivering a surprisingly quick, comfortable and smooth drive.

It doesn't tick all the boxes for everyone, and the idea of an upmarket Kia will certainly be hard to swallow for many. But the K900's tempting starting price and extremely capable skill set just might help this attractive sedan find a small but dedicated group of luxury enthusiasts ready to break from the herd and settle down with this attractively priced underdog from Korea. Find a Kia K900 for sale

How Much Does a 2015 Kia K900 Cost?

The Kia K900 only comes in one standard and rather well-equipped trim level.

The off-the-shelf K900 ($60,400) features a lengthy laundry list of features including a panoramic sunroof with a power sunshade, LED headlamps and a power trunk. A 900-watt, 17-speaker Lexicon sound system is also standard, along with a blind spot monitoring system, Napa leather seating surfaces, heated and ventilated front seats, and a heated steering wheel with real leather and wood.

The only available K900 option is a VIP Package ($6,000), which adds adaptive cruise control, a 12.3-inch LCD display, head-up display, a surround-view monitor and power reclining rear seats with ventilation and lumbar support.