“Sharp-looking Soul, honest miles, priced right in the market band.”

Analysis

The 2020 Soul GT-Line is the redesigned Soul at its sharpest: the 2.0-liter four with the CVT (147 hp, 27/33 mpg), GT-Line bodywork with the red accents and center-exit exhaust, 18-inch alloys, push-button start, adaptive cruise, Harman Kardon audio, wireless charging, and the full driver-assist suite. Neptune Blue, clean and straight in the photos on Buy Right’s lot.

At $13,699 with 85,661 miles, the price sits squarely in the market band. Edmunds puts dealer-retail clean near $15,656, and comparable GT-Line listings run $12,499 (75,838 mi) to $13,851 (63,126 mi) to $12,995 (86,207 mi). This car is priced like its peers with honest miles — not a steal, but a fair number for a 6-year-old Soul with the right equipment. The Soul’s long powertrain warranty heritage and cheap running costs make it one of the sanest used-car buys under $15k. Buy Right’s cash-price disclaimer applies: confirm the out-the-door figure, then drive it.

Market Comparison

Market check: Edmunds values a clean 2020 Soul GT-Line at about $15,656 dealer retail. Comparable GT-Line listings: $12,499 (75,838 mi), $12,855 (86,217 mi), $12,995 (86,207 mi), $13,851 (63,126 mi). At $13,699 with 85,661 miles, this car is right in the market band — fair money for the equipment.