When you lease a vehicle, you enter an agreement where you pay to use a vehicle for a specific period of time, usually two to four years, in exchange for regular monthly payments. You don't own the vehicle or eventually buy it, but are renting it instead for the term of the lease. When the lease term expires, you can either return the car, extend the lease, or exchange it for a new vehicle.
Your Kia is a fantastic piece of automotive engineering, but so is your key fob. A lot has changed since the old days when keys were only keys. Your Kia key fob has many useful features. We'll cover what they are and how to use them for your convenience below.
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