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We drive the 2012 Kia Optima Hybrid through traffic and tribulation to see if it can survive life in the big city.... Read Review
Newly Redesigned Sedan offers Three Engines, All Fuel Efficient... Read Review
The Forte carries over largely unchanged from 2011. The few exceptions include the fact that the Forte hatchback is no longer available with a manual transmission, and EX models now have a telescoping steering wheel as standard equipment.... Read Review
For 2012, Kia is adding more substance to the style. Chrome door handles adorn the outside on LX models, as do fog lights, heated outside mirrors, and automatic light controls.... Read Review
With the exception of a nationwide rollout expected soon, few changes have been made to the Kia Optima Hybrid for the 2012 model year.... Read Review
As a completely redesigned car, Kia went back to the drawing board to make the Rio stand out in a vastly increasing pool of subcompact competitors.... Read Review
The Forte Five-Door is new for 2011. This is the hatchback version of the Forte sedan, with 2.0-liter and 2.4-liter engines, plus the option of six-speed manual or automatic. It’s about the same size as the sedan and will most likely get the same three trim levels. The 2011 sedan gets changes as wel... Read Review
For the first time since it first went on sale, the Optima gets a dramatic restyle. The larger 2011 Optima now looks more luxurious and more youthful. Power comes from three new sources -- two direct injection four-cylinders and the upcoming hybrid. The Optima’s new the base engine, with an estimate... Read Review
Following a minor refresh that happened for 2010, which added new styling cues and interior options, not all that much has changed for 2011. Last year, the manual was the base transmission on all models; now it’s only offered on base Rio. Bluetooth connectivity is now available, and it is a part of... Read Review
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