I'm
about to make a pretty bold statement: I love our long-term 2014 Kia Cadenza. Like, legitimate love.
I've been driving it for more than a month now, and I'm living in a state of
fear that one of the other staffers might to try to take it away from me. There
is just so much to love about this car!
Loaded With Luxury
I'm a
luxury girl through and through, and the Cadenza offers all the high-end
features you'll ever need: dual-zone automatic climate control, a
lane-departure warning system, a panoramic sunroof, a heated steering wheel,
heated and cooled front seats plus heated rear seats, a backup camera and an
8-inch touchscreen with Kia's
UVO infotainment system and navigation. Seriously, why haven't I seen more of
these cars on the road? At around $40,000 new or $27,000 used, the Cadenza is currently one of the
best deals going.
Pretty Perfect
The Cadenza is a
good-looking car
that constantly conjures second glances from people trying to figure out what
it is. Every time I walk up to it in a parking lot, I'm reminded of how
attractive it is. It's like a favorite pair of shoes that make you feel
prettier when you wear them (I'm looking at you, Jimmy Choo sparkly pumps). The
interior is just as nice, too, with its beautiful 2-toned seats and luxurious
leather finishes.
A Few Flaws
OK, the
2014 Kia Cadenza isn't
perfect. There are a few names in my address book that the voice command system
simply can't figure out (just an FYI, saying them louder doesn't help). Also,
if I'm on the phone and get in the car, the call won't switch over
to Bluetooth, which drives me crazy. But I'm more than willing to live with
these flaws when the Cadenza
is otherwise so good. I can't help it; I'm smitten. 
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