"Denim Soul incorporates edginess and confidence," said Michael Sprague, vice president of marketing, KMA.
"It illustrates our commitment to fresh design, even on a vehicle that's been in the marketplace only a few months, and it's the first of more special editions to be offered in 2010 for the recently introduced Kia Soul."
The Denim Soul edition features an unique denim exterior color, with white side-view mirrors, matching the white 18-inch alloy wheels, front fender turn signal indicator lights, a wing-type rear spoiler and a white racing stripe, which completes the rally-inspired look.
The Denim Soul is based on the Soul+ model and is fully loaded with the Audio Upgrade Package (center speaker, subwoofer, external amplifier and speaker lights that pulse to the beat of the music), an iPod connection cable for full functionality via the radio head unit and steering wheel controls, carpeted floor mats, moonroof and fog lights.
The special edition also features the standard keyless remote entry, privacy glass on the rear and side windows, body-color door handles and dual body-color power side mirrors.
The 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine produces 142 horsepower with 137 pound-feet of torque. The interior features an uncluttered dashboard with a three-dial instrument cluster, LCD illumination, and AM/FM/CD/MP3 audio system outfitted with SIRIUS Satellite Radio.
Standard USB and auxiliary input jacks also are in the center console with full iPod and MP3 controllability via the audio head unit and steering wheel controls achieved with an optional accessory iPod cable.
The special edition Denim Soul starts at $17,300 for the five-speed manual transmission version, and $18,250 the automatic one.
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