Kia's new sports car will take inspiration from the GT and GT4 Stinger concept cars, and be on sale by the end of the decade
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What a strange comment ?
This is the most bizarre sales/marketing quote I think I have seen. Why build a concept in the first place if not much bothered about building one and how can positive comments from 'everyone' be turned into a negative response of "pushed into a corner"
I like it, looks like a compact american muscle car..
Never mind 2020!!!
Is the Soul not a Juke rival?
Also I think just because someone drives a Hyundai or a Kia does not mean they have no interest in cars. Maybe they are not a keen driver or a mechanic but they might be interested in there car for other reasons like its style,comfort,reliability,value etc.