Comprehensively kitted crossover family SUVs are all the rage these days, and there are plenty of examples to look out for in the local market. The Kia Seltos is one such vehicle that has a lot to offer for not too much money. Here are our Kia Seltos reviews, which you can check out here.
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Great value is one of the most marketable aspects of the Seltos. From the entry-level EX models to the GT Line, too. There is a vast array of powertrains on offer that have sufficient power and great frugality, too. You wouldn't go wrong with a Seltos, but what if you want to add a little bit more? In this sense, though, what extras would you retrofit onto a Kia Seltos?
1. Nudge bar (Aftermarket)
This may seem like an odd accessory for what is essentially a city slicker, but if you find yourself on the rough stuff with your Seltos, a nudge bar isn't a bad idea.
2. Bumper protector (Aftermarket)
If you lug objects around and are worried about scuffing your Selto's rear bumper, then it would be wise to have this bumper protector. It simply velcros onto your Selto's boot floor, and you'll be sorted.
3. Boot box (Aftermarket)
You can never be overprepared for any situation, and this boot box can help you keep your emergency gear organized in a neat little package. The box is also quite hardy, so it can take a few bits thrown on top of it.
4. Dash Camera (OEM)
Considering how hazardous the roads are these days, a dash camera is a great piece of kit to have in the event of an accident. Usually, these will help your case immensely when dealing with insurance.
5. Tow bar (OEM)
Despite the Seltos' rather spacious boot area, if you need to tow a little trailer, this Tow hook with a power supply would be a lovely accessory. By the way, this is a fixed tow flange.
If you're sold on a Seltos after reading this, you can search AutoTrader for the latest used and new offerings and sell your car, too.
