Coming in a EX and SX trim, the 2011 Kia Forte Koup can be associated as a fun and affordable two-door. The 2011 Forte EX model, powered by a 156 horsepower, 2-liter four-cylinder engine, is found equipped with air conditioning, power windows, dual 12-volt power outlet, 60/40 split rear seating and Bluetooth connectivity as standard equipment. Suited to the sporty nature of the two-door body style, the SX-trimmed Kia Forte Koup provides more performance attitude in the form of some exciting standard features. Fog lights, driver-controlled paddle shifters, sport-tuned suspension and metal interior accents completed with metal pedals is included in all 2011 Forte Koup SX models. Found inside every 2011 Kia Forte Koup SX is a 2.4 liter inline-4 engine producing 173 horsepower and 168 pounds-feet of torque. Both engines relating to the 2011 Forte Koup EX and SX come standard with a 6-speed manual gearbox. An optional 6-speed automatic transmission with overdrive can now be chosen for the 2011 Kia Forte Koup.
2011 model year changes
The Kia Forte Koup was an all-new model for 2010, so for 2011 it returns with few changes. All models have been given new 6-speed manual and automatic transmissions in place of last year's units. Exterior styling has been revised on all models and push-button start and paddle shifters have been added to the list of features.
Competitive comparison
Attractive design inside and out; ride and handling; respectable fuel-efficiency; standard tech-savvy features
Special features for 2011
The Forte Koup is one of the best-looking, most-affordable small coupes inside and out, with a design that doesn't look merely like a sedan derivative. It's more powerful than base versions of the Honda Civic coupe, Ford Focus coupe and Chevrolet Cobalt coupe according to Kia, and it has more interior volume than the Civic coupe, Cobalt coupe or Scion tC. Fuel economy is another good reason to consider the Forte Koup, along with its very strong list of standard features--especially for those who appreciate tech extras. For its price, well under $20,000 even when you add a few options, the Forte Koup is hard to beat.
The Kia Forte Koup was an all-new model for 2010, so for 2011 it returns with few changes. All models have been given new 6-speed manual and automatic transmissions in place of last year's units. Exterior styling has been revised on all models and push-button start and paddle shifters have been added to the list of features.
Competitive comparison
Attractive design inside and out; ride and handling; respectable fuel-efficiency; standard tech-savvy features
Special features for 2011
The Forte Koup is one of the best-looking, most-affordable small coupes inside and out, with a design that doesn't look merely like a sedan derivative. It's more powerful than base versions of the Honda Civic coupe, Ford Focus coupe and Chevrolet Cobalt coupe according to Kia, and it has more interior volume than the Civic coupe, Cobalt coupe or Scion tC. Fuel economy is another good reason to consider the Forte Koup, along with its very strong list of standard features--especially for those who appreciate tech extras. For its price, well under $20,000 even when you add a few options, the Forte Koup is hard to beat.
