Car advice for people whose age and IQ are both over 50.
NOW INTO ITS FIFTH GENERATION, the new Kia Sportage has been re-crafted from the ground up. The all-new Sportage symbolises the pioneering DNA of the Kia brand. The past success of the Sportage is attributable
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THE CERATO IS KIA’S most successful model, so the refreshed and refined new model carries a lot of responsibility on its well-honed shoulders. Earlier this year Cerato took over the mantle as Kia Australia’s most
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THE ALL-NEW SPORTAGE IS, according to Kia’s latest release, an SUV that has been carefully crafted to inspire customers with its interior and exterior design. The exterior moves the Sportage identity into the next generation,
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WITH THE OBVIOUS MOTIVE of raising interest ahead of the official launch, Kia has revealed the first official teaser images of the all-new Sportage – the fifth incarnation of the brand’s most popular SUV model
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WE HAVE TO ADMIT TO not being fans of the new Kia logo when it was first revealed, but it’s growing on us. One of our questions was how it would look on vehicles, and
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Ian Crawford tests the 2021 Kia Sorento large SUV with pricing, specs, ride and handling, safety, verdict and everything the over-50 driver needs to know. Summary: Crawf put his daughter into a Kia Sorento Platinum
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KIA’S DESIGN SKILLS ARE SHOWCASED in the first images of the exterior and interior design of EV6, its first dedicated battery electric vehicle (BEV), ahead of the car’s world premiere in March. Unfortunately, the overly
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Hi, I need to buy a new Car and leaning towards a small KIA. Which model due you think is best. I’m 70 and live in Melbourne and traffic is very heavy, so small is
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THE ARRIVAL OF THE RECENTLY UPGRADED, stylish and practical Stonic, a sporty urban crossover with wide appeal provides Kia with an even wider spread of SUVs. Developed off the core Rio platform, the first generation
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LOGO DESIGN IS ONE OF those disciplines that inevitably polarises opinion (remember when Australia’s Commonwealth Bank unveiled its “Jatz cracker and Vegemite” logo a few years ago?) but the time inevitably comes when a company
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