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Goodbye Mom Van, Hello Sorento
Say goodbye to that eye-sore also referred to as the "mini-van" and say hello to Kia's brand new 2011 Sorento!
The Sorento is the perfect assistant to any mom on-the-go, with it's multitude of useful, updated features. The touch-screen navigation system with rear camera display is built right into the vehicle, making it super easy to find directions and even parallel park. Just plug in your destination, and the stress-free journey begins.
The Kia Sorento's steering wheel brings all control right to your fingertips. The steering-wheel-mounted audio/cruise/Bluetooth wireless technology controls allows your hands to remain safely on the steering wheel.
One of my favorite little features was the keyless start and entry. I am always rummaging through my purse trying to find my car keys, but with the Sorento, I was finally able to put my purse rummaging to rest. Keyless entry lets you leave your keys in your purse and easily unlock the car with just the press of a button on either the driver or passenger side door. Then with one more push of a button, the engine is revved up and ready to go.
Sorento's XM Satellite radio and a built in iPod connection keeps your favorite tunes nearby. The iPod connection also allows you to hook up your iPhone, linking your playlists for musical enjoyment and also your address book for hands-free phone calls. These features not only create an extremely comfortable driving experience, but also help keep your attention on the road and your family safe.
Now, I know what you are thinking: "How could I possibly trade in my soccer mom van for an SUV? There wouldn't be nearly enough room!" Heres the best part - the Sorento sports a sleek, sexy exterior characteristic of SUVs, however the inside mimics our coveted roomy-van interior. With two rows of seats, you will have more space than you could ever need! Both rows of seats also have the ability to fold down, providing ample space for cargo loads.
A beautiful car with bountiful features, I really couldn't ask for more.
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