Granbury KIA

The midsize sedan segment is filled with sedans so renowned that they need no introduction. Camry. Accord. Fusion. Even though the Kia Optima has been on sale in the United States since 2001, it only recently elevated itself from the bargain basement to become a serious competitor. Kicking off a new generation, the 2016 Kia Optima raises the bar set by its esteemed predecessor, a car that helped shift the perception of the brand over the last half-decade. The redesigned 2016 Kia Optima maintains the previous generation's stylish looks, with just a few updates to the front and rear. One thing that hasn't changed much for 2016 is the Optima's exterior styling. Slightly longer, wider and taller than the car it replaces, this Kia is still a head-turner, but you'll need to take a hard look to notice the subtle differences. Underneath the skin is another story. High-strength steel is used extensively in the chassis, which Kia says makes for better structural ...

The 2016 Kia Sedona is refined and ready to take you on your next adventure. Made with premium comfort and high-tech gadgets, the 2016 Kia Sedona provides intuitive control and flexibility where you need it most. Take the 2016 Kia Sedona for a test drive at Van Griffith Kia in Granbury, Texas, to experience the power of this mini-van’s 276 horsepower V6 engine and max towing capacity of 3,500 pounds. There’s no questioning safety in the 2016 Kia Sedona thanks to features such as electronic stability control, cornering brake control, and a body made of 55% high-strength steel. If the 2016 Kia Sedona sounds like the perfect fit for your precious cargo, call or stop by Van Griffith Kia in Granbury, Texas, for more information.

Kia is finally getting the recognition it has deserved for a long time now.  Certain awards have always gone to certain vehicles with high name recognition due to decades of existence.  Those days are over. The auto industry experienced a seismic shift this month when J.D. Power announced that for the first time in 27 years a non-premium brand ranked highest in its annual Initial Quality Study. When the dust settled, the nameplate that managed to unseat the reigning IQS champion for three years running, and take the top spot was upstart Kia Motors. The study, now in its 30th year, examines problems experienced by vehicle owners during the first 90 days of ownership, and marks a massive win for Kia, a brand that has rapidly transformed into a recognized leader in design, technology and craftsmanship. With an award-winning lineup spanning from subcompact cars to luxury vehicles, Kia’s rise to the top was driven by best-in-class quality rankings for the popular Sportage ...