How long do kia optimas last?

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Xavier T. December 21, 2020
A Kia Optima could last over 200,000 miles, as long as it is well maintained. Ongoing routine maintenance like oil changes can make a big difference in the lifespan of Your car. Especially if the manufacturer's recommended oil is used in all changes. An oil change should be done every 4,000 to 5,000 miles, for optimum performance. If You do this, You r engine will be adequately lubricated and avoid gunk build up. An oil change will cost around $100 to $150, but it is worth it to keep Your car in great shape. While Kias earned a bad reputation in the past for producing low budget cars often considered junk, they have since improved their overall quality.
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ScottyB September 18, 2020
06 optima at 303,000 and still running great. Proper car and maintenance
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Oli March 5, 2021
On my 2012 Kia Optima sxt i have 180000 miles and runs like new but i do oil change every 3000 miles full synthetic oil
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Annie M. April 9, 2020
A kia optima can last up to 200,000 miles with proper care and maintenance.
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Robert October 29, 2021
2013 kia optima sx turbo. Engine seized at 127,000 miles. New engine and now alot of problems with front hub and bearings going out. Last set locked up after 3 days. And new transmission problems.
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Myra June 5, 2021
2015 Kia Optima 210,000 and runs great!
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Ed September 3, 2023
2012 Kia Optima EX turbo. Has 222,000 miles and still running. Hope to get 333000 miles.
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Lisa February 3, 2022
My optima is 2011 and just over 130,000, I’ve done regular full synthetic every 5000 or oil change. I’ve had some issues with the rear break needing attention more than once and considered that costly. But overall it’s been great. I hope to have this longer due to the pandemic and car shortage! Handles great and still starts in the cold!
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