Kia Reviews, Kia Cars, Trucks & SUV's

The Kia Forte was first introduced to the buying public in 2009, and has garnered a bevy of awards since that time, including a Top Safety Pick from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and was also named to the Top 10 Cars Under $15,000 by MSN Autos.

Once again, Kia Motors is revamping its entire vehicle line with sweeping changes to all of its autos. The brand new 2011 Kia Forte 5-Door Hatchback builds on the success of the Forte sedan and introduces a serious entrant into the vehicle class with a load of interesting features and styling details that is true to Kia's reputation for innovation and applied technology.

The Kia Forte Koup is planning on maintaining the progress made during its initial launch by following up on the "Car of the Year" award given by NADAGuides.com. The company has made great inroads in the U.S. car market by offering a high quality vehicle at an attractive price.

The Kia Optima was first introduced at the 2010 New York International Auto Show, revealing the kind of style and design profile that was formulated to convey a lasting impression upon people in the automotive industry. This type of engineering has continued on to the 2011 model as designers foster this patented look with added features.

Although the Rio is the smallest car in the entire lineup of Kia vehicles, it still is able to offer consumers the kind of value that would ordinarily be associated with a much larger mode of conveyance. Featuring impressive gas mileage, interior room and a list of safety features, this is a great value for the money.

The 2011 Kia Sedona is a mini van that has been in the line up of Kia vehicles since the year 2006. Providing a vehicle that is functional, affordable, safe and reliable has been Kia's ultimate goal. The Sedona provides just that.

The 2011 Kia Sorento is the new Crossover SUV. It has been totally redesigned for the 2011 model, offering consumers far more than they ever expected in the SUV. There are great new features for the Kia, coming fresh from the new factory in West Point, Georgia.

Surrounded by $800 jeans, $350,000 houses and $7,000 watches, the poor in money are likely to be poor in spirit. Unfortunately, fashion seems to be dictated by dollars. "Not me," says the 2011 Kia Soul.

The new 2011 Kia Sportage has been redesigned with features that are taken in large part from the "Kue" concept vehicle which was first introduced in the 2007 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, Michigan. It has already received awards from the IIHS for the proprietary safety measures built into this new model.