On paper, the Kia K5 is efficient, delivering an EPA-estimated 26 city/37 highway MPG. That’s solid for daily commuting and weekend trips. But the Sonata edges it out with an EPA-estimated 28 city/38 highway MPG, which means fewer fill-ups as the miles add up.
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Where the Sonata really shines is with its available
hybrid powertrain, offering up to an EPA-estimated 44 city/ 51 highway MPG.
2 For anyone with a longer commute or who frequently drives around town, those numbers translate into big savings, and not to mention fewer stops at the gas station and a smaller environmental footprint. Over time, that kind of efficiency makes driving feel more effortless.