 Car has  plenty of leg room but when seat all the way back the door post blocks your view. Passenger seat is way too low and cannot be adjusted up? ( PS Noticed that Kia finally offers a 10 way adjustable passenger seat for 2016 ) No lock on glove box? Poor visability over hood. Road noise excessive, will be changing tires with less than 15,000 K on odometer. Bluetooth will not stay connected? Car does look good though, get complements on a daily basis (Metal Bronze) color. Car has lots of features that are not found on higher priced sedans. Heated rear seats and power folding mirrors are two of them. Wish there was a power outlet that was powered when car is turned off, and wish there was one in the rear or in the trunk like VW. Car is extremely low in the front, looks great but have to be very careful when parking near curb or concrete stops. Dealership is not a well managed place. Employees look like used car dealers from Detroit. When going to the dealer I usually see the entire staff sitting around eating. The place looks and smells like a Deli. They are not very professional and if you are there for any reason (other than giving them a blank check) or a lease for a NEW car, they are completely disinterested. Just changed OEM tires and purchased top rated Pirelli P7, road noise and ride did not improve. Must be the cheap suspension components that are causing the noise. Noticed that the color of the dash material does not match the color of the rest of the interior? Guess they saved money by not matching color.  Car has developed noises in rear of cabin and rattles in dash. Good car for the amount paid. Had since Sept.2012. My advice, spend the extra money and get a higher quality vehicle. The Optima styling hasn’t changed since 2011 and is a little dated now. There is really no reason to buy a new Optima since it still looks the same, except for the usual slight change to front fascia and tail lights. Performance is lack luster. Can’t understand why Kia didn’t produce an Optima coupe with more horsepower?