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Looking for a reliable, stylish compact sedan that balances performance with affordability? The Kia Forte, especially the 2018 model year, has long been a top contender in the subcompact and compact segments. If you’re curious about the Kia Forte price, Kia Forte 2018 price, or just want to know how it stacks up against its peers, you’re in the right place. This overview provides a clear snapshot of key specs, depreciation trends, and market positioning—everything you need to gauge what a 2018 Kia Forte worth and how the used Kia Forte price may vary across regions and conditions.

• Engine: 2.0‑L inline‑4, 147 hp, 132 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 6‑speed automatic (including a mild‑hybrid option)
• Fuel type: Premium regular gasoline
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (FWD) standard; all‑wheel drive (AWD) available on select trims
• Dimensions: Length 185.1 in • Width 70.1 in • Height 58.7 in • Wheelbase 107.2 in
• Weight: 3,050 ‑ 3,200 lb (varies by trim)
• Fuel economy: 29‑32 mpg city / 39‑40 mpg highway (depending on transmission and trim)
• Interior features: Cloth or leather upholstery, touchscreen, Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, Bluetooth, satellite radio, and adaptive cruise control on higher trims
• Safety: Forward‑collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane‑departure alert, and a standard 10‑point driver‑assist package on most models
• Power‑train upgrades: Intuitive “Smart Assist” system and optional “Hybrid” 2.0‑L with a small electric motor for better efficiency
• Trim levels: LX, S, EX, GT (performance twin with 4‑link rear suspension and sportier styling)

Understanding the used Kia Forte price landscape requires a look at how this sedan depreciates over time. Historically, the Kia Forte depreciation curve follows a typical subcompact pattern:

• First year: most models typically lose 15‑20% of their initial value due to the initial vehicle depreciation shock
• Year 2‑3: an additional 10‑12% reduction as maintenance and wear begin to factor in
• Year 4‑5: slower erosion, with roughly 5‑7% annually, assuming consistent care and no major incidents
• Beyond 5 years: the depreciation rate levels off to around 3‑4% per year, positioning used cars as more economical choices than new buys

These percentages are best estimates—actual numbers depend varies by market/condition—but they give you a quick gauge of what you might expect from a Kia Forte 2018 price when looking for second‑hand deals. For instance, if you saw a 2018 Forte in excellent condition, you might anticipate its market value to hover around 65‑70% of the original retail price after 4–5

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