

For 2002, that styling was massaged slightly. Last year’s frumpier Sephia sedan gained the sleeker front-end styling of last year’s Spectra GS/GSX.
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They come with a five-speed manual or optional four-speed automatic transmission ($975) driving the front wheels. GSX ($13,195) comes standard with air conditioning, alloy wheels, power windows, and central locking, plus a leather-wrapped tilt-and-telescope steering wheel and an aggressive-looking body kit.Īll Spectras are powered by a 1.8-liter, four-cylinder engine rated 126 horsepower.

GS ($11,395) is the base-level hatchback. LS also allows the buyer to add options including a sound system with a CD player and a CD changer, antilock brakes and cruise control. LS sedan ($12,595) adds air conditioning, power windows, mirrors and locks as standard equipment. An AM/FM/cassette stereo is standard, but air conditioning ($960) is optional. The base trim model is just called the Spectra ($10,995). Kia Spectra lineup consists of two body styles: a conventional four-door sedan and a hatchback with four passenger doors and a quasi-fastback roofline. Kia sweetens the deal with a warranty program that extends basic coverage to five years or 60,000 miles, and powertrain coverage to 10 years or 100,000 miles it also includes five-year/100,000-mile rust perforation protection, and a five-year/unlimited mileage roadside assistance plan.Īt that rate it’s hard to avoid looking at a Spectra. The base Kia Spectra sedan lists at just $10,995. So now there are Spectra sedans and hatchbacks.Īll Spectra models receive freshened styling for 2002. This year the Sephia name is gone, absorbed into a lineup bearing the Spectra name. under its own nameplate, dating back to 1993. Last year, the Kia Spectra was a hatchback version of the Kia Sephia, a 4-door compact sedan significant for being Kia’s first model sold in the U.S.
