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Imagine this: you’re driving along a country road with no street lights or houses nearby. The only thing that allows you to see the road in front of you, animals that could jump out in front of your vehicle, and other obstructions are your headlights. Even if you don’t regularly ride backroads, it’s important to have full-fledged bright lights.

You are excited at the thought of traveling during the holiday season, but you need to be careful if you want your holiday season traveling to be done in a safe way. It is important for you to prepare for your trip and to plan it out well, and the Kia of Waldorf team is pleased to help.

• Traffic can be crazy during the holiday season, and you need to be prepared for that by…

Leasing is a great way to get a new car or truck for less. Since you are only paying for part of the vehicle, your monthly payments are lower. Of course, the one drawback to leasing is that your lease at some point comes to an end and you have to return that vehicle you've been driving. The good news is, you have options.

Come face-to-face with the #KiaNiro crossover .#KiaSpotting pic.twitter.com/kqjrCxdB1K

— Kia Motors America (@Kia) September 26, 2017

When traveling with a dog, it is imperative to ensure that it is safe. Inside the vehicle, one might want to play with the dog if you are not driving. Different Kia models can help ensure pet and driver safety while on the road. 

We here at Kia of Waldorf have to hand it to our esteemed South Korean automaker: it produced a straight-up stunner of an SUV with the recently reimagined 2017 Sportage.

And what makes us say that?

Pair up with Autotrader pundit Jabari Jones to find out; his appraisal of the Sportage is available in the clip below:

We have nothing but appreciation for the Sportage's entry-level engine, a 2.4-liter four-cylinder.

Standard on the LX and EX trims, the four-cylinder is rated at a respectable 181 horsepower and 175 pond-feet of torque. It syncs with a six-speed automatic transmission…

Is the full-size sedan class calling your name? Well, if so, we here at Kia of Waldorf suggest you heed its cries -- and then redirect your attention to ours, the fully redesigned 2017 Cadenza.

How come?

We'll let Kelley Blue Book Managing Video Editor Micah Muzio tell it; his evaluation of the Cadenza is as follows:

Leading the charge for the Cadenza catalog is its excellently equipped entry-level model, the Premium.

Standard equipment on this trim includes 18-inch wheels, foglamps, heated mirrors, hands-free trunk opening, a rearview camera, dual-zone auto climate control, leather ...

The mid-level Technology trim is a well-equipped luxury vehicle with features you would expect from a Technology trimmed vehicle. The vehicle comes with Voice-Command Navigation that has an eight-inch display powering UVO eServices with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Plus, a built in wireless smartphone charger and advanced safety features like Smart Blind-Spot Detection (SBSD).

Many of these features plus features exclusive to the Limited trim like quilted Nappa leather seat trimming and Head Up Display (HUD) were put to the luxury test.

The 2018 #KiaSorento was awarded the calendar year 2017’s Top Safety Rating from @IIHS_autosafety! https://t.co/yoNSknE9Zv pic.twitter.com/lZqWHgjNB6

— Kia Motors America (@Kia) September 6, 2017