TweetNot to beat a dead horse, but sedans are not going away any time soon. Especially when you have a company that is committed to selling them with striking design, the right amount of performance at a very competitive price. Kia rolled out its replacement for the Forte in the form of the K4. Spoiler …
As sedans slowly disappear from new car lineups, Kia knows that there are still customers who want a three-box, lower-to-the-ground traditional automobile.
To give you an SUV aesthetic while providing the driver a cockpit that would not look out of place…and, as functional as an SUV
Since he did not get a chance to drive it when it was in our possession, it was George's turn to see what the hubbub was all about.
While we are fully aware of Kia’s claims that the EV6 GT can sprint faster than a couple of notable supercars. For the record, I did not look for any such performance icons to test that claim.
These three-row SUVs offer a balance of size, space, efficiency, and features to keep a family of six comfortable for miles on end.
What these March vehicle unveilings tell us is that we’re back to business as usual. Perhaps not at 100%, but we’re pretty close.
Teasing us with a product that people might want is frustrating. Yet, we are rewarded with a vehicle is delivering on its promises – realistically.
In order to achieve this, Detroit's "Big Four" had two choices: Build them domestically or import them from a global partner somewhere.
Slotted around the Soul, Niro, and Sportage, the Seltos offered an excellent balance of size, space, standard all-wheel drive, performance, and efficiency.