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New York: Kia Optima And Sportage
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Edward Niedermeyer
(IC: employee)
Published: April 3rd, 2010
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The Forte, Soul, and Sorento all look great, but I can't get over the grille on this car.
I get so tired of the "derivative Korean styling" parrots. Kia has hired one of the world's great designers, Peter Schreyer, and is producing fine looking cars. Give your heads a shake and leave the past behind, or least tell me which competitors are making cars that are so much more original and attractive than Kia.