When it comes to sedans and coupes and other small cars, the Kia brand currently has four models in production. The Kia Stinger is a sports car that revolutionized the brand a few years ago, inspiring the rest of the lineup to lean into the brand's newfound sportiness as well. The K5 was introduced in 2021 as a replacement for the Optima, while the Forte and Rio have been around the longest. Discontinued models you might see include the Cadenza and K900.

Like most of the industry, the crossover marketplace is where Kia really strives to deliver. The brand has seven total utility vehicles on its lineup, including three subcompact crossovers, two compacts and two midsize models. The Kia Niro and EV6 are both electrified options, while the rest of the lineup includes the iconic Soul, the young Seltos, the long-running Sportage and Sorento, and the flagship Telluride. There aren't any discontinued SUV models!

That brings us finally to the van segment, which is obviously the smallest subset of the brand. For many years, the Kia brand was one of the few to cling onto the minivan body style with the Kia Sedona, which ran from 2002 all the way through 2021. That year, it was replaced by the Kia Carnival, which is a fancier minivan they've instead dubbed a Multi-Purpose Vehicle. You're likely to find versions of both models available here in our used inventory.