What engine do Kia Rio5 have?
A 138-hp 1.6-liter I-4 with 123 lb-ft of torque is the only engine available in the 2016 Rio 5-Door and it’s paired to a six-speed automatic. Fuel economy is competitive for the class at 27/37 mpg city/highway.
What kind of car is the Kia Rio5?
Both a sedan and a Rio Cinco wagon were offered in the prior Rio generation. For 2006, a Rio5 hatchback is available in addition to the redesigned Rio sedan, which is listed separately in the cars.com Research section. Available only in SX trim, the Rio5 comes standard with side-impact and side curtain-type airbags.
What’s the difference between a Kia Rio and a LX?
Other changes include a new exterior design, an increase in exterior size and interior volume, increased safety features and fuel economy. The station wagon was dropped with this generation, replaced by a new 5-door hatchback. Kia offered the 2006 sedan as the Rio and Rio LX, the LX trim included power steering, air conditioning, and CD player.
What kind of safety features does the Kia Rio have?
The first generation hatchback was marketed as the Rio RX-V in South Korea. Safety features included seat belts and an airbag for the driver. ABS was available as an option for entry-line cars but fitted by default for top of the range models (i.e., Rio LX, in the UK, and Rio LS, in Greece).
What kind of transmission does a Kia Rio have?
Transmission options include a 6-speed manual and 6-speed automatic for the American market, with the European market receiving a 5-speed manual for the 1.25 L Petrol engine, a 6-speed manual for the 1.4 L Petrol, 1.1 L and 1.4 L Diesels and a 4-speed automatic for the 1.4 L petrol “2” spec model in 5-door configuration.
What are the specs of a Kia Rio5?
For 2006, a Rio5 hatchback is available in addition to the redesigned Rio sedan, which is listed separately in the cars.com Research section. Available only in SX trim, the Rio5 comes standard with side-impact and side curtain-type airbags. Created with a European-inspired exterior, the Rio5 features a black mesh grille and swept-back headlights.
Is the 2006 Kia Rio a good car?
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What’s the difference between Rio5 LX and SX?
The Rio5 SX has chrome dashboard accents and red stitching on the steering wheel, gearshift knob and door panels. A USB connector is now standard in both the LX and SX; redesigned gauge clusters for the radio and climate controls are also new.