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The Kia Cadenza is the automotive brand’s full-size sedan that rolled off of the assembly line in 2010 to replace the Kia Amanti. The Cadenza first became available in the United States market back in 2013, and has been wowing drivers ever since.
With it’s simplistic exterior design, the Kia Cadenza has luxury interior features that are sure to impress. The latest version of the full-size sedan, the 2015 model, features an interior typically reserved for vehicles in the $70,000 price range. Potential buyers of the Cadenza will appreciate the simplicity in Kia’s buying process, without feeling like anything was left out.
The 2015 Kia Cadenza is the car that everyone is talking about, and for great reason.
The 2015 Kia Cadenza features a simple exterior styling that is eye-catching, without being over-the-top. The designers of the Cadenza pulled out all of the stops when they set out to style the 2015 Cadenza, and it shows.
From the body-color heated power side-view mirrors with LED turn signal indicators that come standard on both levels of the Cadenza, to HID headlights with dynamic bending lights - the 2015 Cadenza has spared no expense. 18-inch alloy wheels are standard on the Cadenza, furthering it’s luxurious styling.
The complete redesign for 2015 has seen significant changes and improvements in the exterior styling of the Cadenza. For those who are looking for a simplistic full-size sedan, that has practical features, the Cadenza is the perfect choice.
The amount of luxury interior features that are packed into the 2015 Kia Cadenza are absolutely unheard of for the price-point. Kia is an automotive company that has built it’s reputation for budget-friendly vehicles. Seeing that the brand has put so many luxury features into the interior of the full-size sedan, all while keeping it affordable, is almost unbelievable to buyers.
Fortunately, the upgraded interior of the Cadenza does not carry an inflated sticker price. The sedan features an interior that one would expect from a BMW or Mercedes vehicle that can start between $60,000-$70,0000. From heated and ventilated front seats, to advanced safety features, the 2015 Kia Cadenza literally has it all - check out exactly what else below.
Sound
The Cadenza features Infinity 550 Watt Surround Sound Audio System that is equipped with 12 speakers, an external amplifier, and subwoofer. Whether you are listening to Sirius XM Radio, a favorite CD, or the news on your way into work, you will not be disappointed with the quality of sound that comes standard on all Cadenza models.
Technology
The 8-inch voice-command display features navigation, UVO eServices, and SiriusXM Traffic comes standard on the Cadenza. Rear back-up camera display, and a USB/Auxiliary Jack are also included.
Safety
Advanced Smart Cruise Control, Lane Departure Warning System, Blind-Spot Detection System, and Rear Cross Traffic Alert, are a few of the advanced safety features that come standard on the Cadenza Limited. Safety is a priority, and Kia not only recognizes that, but they designed the 2015 Cadenza to exude that. The Cadenza Limited even features an on-board First Aid Kit.
Convenience
Bluetooth Wireless hands-free connectivity, and steering-wheel-mounted audio, hands-free phone, and cruise control buttons, all come standard on both the Premium and Limited Cadenza. Convenience at your fingertips means your eyes stay focused on the road.
Storage
The 2015 Cadenza is packed with enough storage bins and cupholders to keep everything you have, where it should be. From the overhead sunglass holder, to the in-door water bottle holders, the Cadenza has you covered.
Comfort
The Cadenza Premium comes standard with leather seat trim, while the Limited features Nappa Leather seating, typically reserved for the high-end sedans with the highest sticker price. The standard 10-way adjustable driver’s seat with power lumbar support means the perfect position for every ride. The standard heated and ventilated front seats will keep you warm in the winter, and cool in the summer, and the heated steering wheel will keep your hands toasty warm on those snowy days. The power operated rear window sunshade will ensure that the pesky sun stays out of the eyes of backseat passengers, without the unsightly suction cups.
Accents
The leather-wrapped and wood-style steering wheel, the leather gearshift knob, and other wood interior accents that comes standard on the 2015 Cadenza will have you surrounded in luxury.
Purchasing a brand new car can be a head-spinning task. Sifting through each of the options, trim levels, and specifications can be daunting. Kia sought out to make the car buying process more simplistic in nature. The 2015 Cadenza is the perfect example of that fact, featuring only two different levels of luxury to choose from: Premium, and Limited. Each trim level offers incredible standard features, with the Limited featuring everything that Kia offers in the Cadenza. Drivers who don’t want all of the luxury features the 2015 Cadenza can offer, are able to pick and choose with the Premium trim level and adding options.
Whatever trim level Cadenza that you choose, you will be driving away in a luxury car that is a definite stand-out on the road. What sets the Premium and Limited apart are a few very important aspects that are worth looking into before making the decision.
Where the Limited Cadenza really stands out from the Premium version, is in a few of the luxury options. The Limited comes standard with the following features, while the Premium Cadenza has them as optional add-ons.
The 2015 Premium Cadenza starts at just $34,900, while the Limited Cadenza has an MSRP of $43,800, with everything included. For the driver who wants all of the luxury, comfort, and convenience that a full-size sedan can offer, than choosing the Limited Cadenza is the only possible option.