My son and I were out yesterday and we saw three Kia Souls which to be honest is the most I have seen in one day,what struck me is the fact that in many ways it's looked on ,at least by Kia I think, a younger person's car however all the three plus mine had drivers of a more mature age driving them.
It would be interesting to know what sort of age are the owners of such a radical car, we of a more mature age seem to have reached the conclusion that the Soul is good value,good looking and not just the run of the mill four wheel box that appears all over at the moment.How many cars could you take all the badges off and line them up and then know for sure which company manufacturers them.They are all the same,look at the shape of A4s,BMW,Toyota,Honda and many more I can think of,how boring can you get ? Just for the record I have not bought it because its easy to get in and out of being an old coger myself ,my other car is a two seater open top,not easy to get in or out ofat all.
Dave
It would be interesting to know what sort of age are the owners of such a radical car, we of a more mature age seem to have reached the conclusion that the Soul is good value,good looking and not just the run of the mill four wheel box that appears all over at the moment.How many cars could you take all the badges off and line them up and then know for sure which company manufacturers them.They are all the same,look at the shape of A4s,BMW,Toyota,Honda and many more I can think of,how boring can you get ? Just for the record I have not bought it because its easy to get in and out of being an old coger myself ,my other car is a two seater open top,not easy to get in or out ofat all.
Dave