When Kia debuted the Kia Telluride at the North American International Auto Show earlier this year, they also debuted a new slogan. The brand would now get behind “Give it Everything,” which perfectly exemplifies the commitment seemingly inherent for Kia to stock even their most basic models with a ton of great technology that bests the classes in which they compete.Â
Every new model-year iteration and release is a treat from Kia. After all, Kia are renegades in the industry, continuously asking us to expect more from the vehicles other manufacturers and brands just take for granted that we’ll buy. While every single vehicle on the Kia lineup has a different approach to drumming up these expectations and making us more excited, the Kia Sorento is uniquely fascinating.Â
After all, the Kia Sorento is a model that existed for years as Kia’s largest SUV and only recently has been freed by the Telluride to realize its fullest potential as a luxurious step in-between the fun and sporty Kia Sportage and the massive Telluride. Read the rest of this entry
We’ve written a few times on our Kias You Can’t Buy featurette about the unique models that have come out of Kia’s joint manufacturing partnership in China. The Kia KX5 is like a special Chinese version of the Kia Sportage. The Kia K3 on the other hand is similar to the Kia Forte with a very unique style. The Kia K4 slots between the Kia Forte (K3) and Kia Optima (Kia K5) with a focus on sporty style.
Black Friday has earned a reputation for bringing about the worst in the collective consumer. After all, every year, it’s harder to avoid the stories and videos of employees being over-run by crazed shoppers trying to buy one of three TVs that has been discounted by 50% or more. Read the rest of this entry
We’ve come to the second full weekend of November and that means we’re only a few weeks from Thanksgiving and about six from the Christmas and late winter holidays. We can hardly believe that 2019 has blazed past us this fast. It’s like it’s got the Kia Stinger’s twin-turbocharged 3.3-liter V6 under the hood. Read the rest of this entry
The Kia Sorento is a high-value third-row crossover which allows drivers to experience the best that a family-friendly SUV has to offer. In its latest iteration for the 2020 model year, the Kia Sorento has upgraded plenty of its functionality and features, focusing on streamlined trim levels.
With more value being offered than ever before by the 2020 Kia Sorento, families everywhere are rethinking the segment in which it competes and discarding the staid and uncompetitive former class leaders in favor of the bold and uncompromising approach Kia has taken. Read the rest of this entry
A bold statement to the power of crafting something lasting in a class by well-intentioned mediocrity, the Kia Sorento has been a lightning rod for the third-row SUV segment, begging questions about whether Kia is able to compete with entry-luxury brands like Acura and Infiniti. Read the rest of this entry
Everybody remembers their first car. It was probably a ten- or twenty-year-old used model that had very little in the way of interior amenities or extra comfort or convenience features. If you’re like us, however, you drove the heck out of that car and took a ton of pride in it, not because it was fancy or unique, but because it was yours. Read the rest of this entry
As a leader in high-value crossover SUVs, Kia knows a thing or two about creating captivating vehicles that blend the capability of a truck-based SUV with the handling of a car. Perhaps no vehicle has best exhibited this for as long as it has as the Kia Sorento. Read the rest of this entry