Sonrento Shows Why Kia Did So Well When The Rest Of The Market Went To Hell

If you had to pick the one import car brand least likely to survive the economic turmoil of the last ten years, Kia would have been at the top of the list.

It is the most recent entry into the U.S. market, having only arrived on these shores in 1994, later than third-tier Japanese companies like Suzuki and Isuzu.

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Steve - 12/3/2010 4:31:11 PM

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I believe you are confusing correlation with causality. If your statement were true, then Chrysler's first bail-out should have made them a smashing success (they aren't), and the most recent Detroit Bailout wuld spell raging success for the Big Three. So far, it seems the imports are doing better than the bailed out domestics.

MorePower - 12/3/2010 6:12:11 PM

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Chrysler did bounce back rather successfully after their first buyout. In fact, Chrysler's stock was pretty strong when MB "merged" with them, stole their soul, took all of their value and left them out on the street to fend for themselves.

91z4me - 12/3/2010 10:01:26 PM

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MorePower is speaking the truth.

91z4me - 12/5/2010 10:20:35 AM

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