2014 Kia Soul Road Test and Review | Autobytel.com: "he new Soul sounds and feels like a far more substantial and sophisticated machine. It is quieter, more responsive, isolates bumps and holes better, and comes across as worthy of “class above” status despite its fairly simplistic MacPherson strut front and torsion beam rear suspension setup.
On a twisty road, the Soul handles curves and kinks with ease but the front chairs still don’t hold the driver in place when approaching the limits of adhesion despite the fact that Kia says it has improved seat bolstering. "
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