Spied: KIA No.3 Concept disrobed camo in Production testing!!!!!

This Beautiful Next Generation Accent and Rio competitive Platform to the Mercedes A-Class from Hyundai/KIA, was caught without most of it's camo recently. A Honey isn't she?? This work of Korean Premium Modernity will be sold in Europe as a B Segment (Very Small) MPV. There are Rumors out there that Hyundai/KIA will make different products with differnt body styles using the same powertrains and platforms. Example: C'eed and Forte. Those different body styles will be sold: one for Europe, one for North America. While, in some cars a European KIA MPV could be a Next Gen US Hyundai Accent. You never know?


How does this work of Korean Premium Modernity make you feel?
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Joe_Limon - 4/16/2009 12:28:07 AM

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It looks small... but compared to the beetle behind it... that thing is massive... it's like they tried to make a hatchback and accidentally scaled everything bigger by 1.5x

crslmn - 4/16/2009 10:25:19 PM

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The Ford Aspire was built by KIA with a Mazda engine and trans. It was sold as the KIA Avella. I don't see many of them around. By the way they were just awful cars.

91z4me - 4/18/2009 7:42:21 PM

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Finally, I get you!!! I figured it out, you aren't just a blind fan boy afterall. You are someone with national pride, a Korean (presumably South Korea) who has pride in the cars from his home country. Finally the completely misguided hating of anything not Hyundai/Kia/Daewoo makes sense.

blaniac22 - 4/23/2009 11:59:17 AM

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I thought i was Hyundai's number one fan...

The reasons why however, are a bit different than yours. I love hyundais reliability, quality, and designs as of late, i drive a hyundai, never had any issues with it at all, and im going to end up designing cars for Hyundai as soon as im out of college.

They already have their eye on me. Im gonna tell you something though, the way Hyundais are going to look when im in charge of designing them, is going to be pushing the limits of design itself.