“A 2021 Soul GT-Line with average miles, priced right where the market says it should be.”

Analysis

The 2021 Soul GT-Line sits in the sweet spot of the used Soul market: the sporty trim people actually want, with the 2.0L and CVT combo that returns real-world 30+ mpg. At 70,518 miles this one has averaged about 14,000 miles a year, right on the national pace, so there is no mileage penalty hiding in the price.

Fort Wayne Kia is asking $15,410. Edmunds puts dealer retail for a clean 2021 GT-Line at $15,245, with outstanding-condition examples at $16,459. Comparable GT-Lines with 62k-76k miles are listed between $13,495 and $16,990. This car lands squarely in the fair band, not a steal and not a stretch. The GT-Line trim holds its value better than base Souls, and the red paint with black accents is the color combination that moves fastest on these cars.

Watch the CVT service history and the usual Soul checkboxes: rear suspension noise and paint chips on the front end. Get the maintenance records, and this is a straightforward buy at a fair number.

Market Comparison

Market check: Edmunds dealer retail for a clean 2021 Soul GT-Line runs $15,245, outstanding $16,459. Live comps: 2021 GT-Line, 67,542 mi at $13,495 (sold); 76,189 mi at $16,990 (sold). At $15,410 with 70,518 miles, this car is priced inside the fair market band.