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Kia 4x4 Models and SUV
Kia Motors Corporation is part of the 5th biggest automobile manufacturer in the world and operates almost 200 dealerships around the United Kingdom. The modern day car builder was originally founded in 1944.
With their company's headquarters based in Seoul, making steel tubing and bicycle parts in the beginning, Kia Motors Corporation is now the second-largest car maker in South Korea, slightly trailing behind Hyundai.
In fact, since 2013 Hyundai Motor Company owns more than 30% of Kia. The Kia Brand brings with it, a new direction to the global industry or motor manufacturing.
It is what they refer to as 'A Different Beat' which is striving to make the lives of Kia car owners' richer every day.
They have loyal customers all over the world and it is reported that 97% of those would buy again from Kia.
The company knows that they have been the driving force behind their undeniable ascent in global brand rankings for building Mazda-licensed trucks since 1962 and Kia 4x4 models and SUV compact crossover cars since the mid-seventies.
4x4 Kia Crossover Cars
SPORTAGE
Kia's budget priced and stylish junior SUV 4x4 is an eye catcher with lustrous styling and ultra smooth running engines.
The Sportage is surprisingly compact perhaps because it of its association with Hyundai and design lines linked to the Audi TT.
Read the Kia Sportage 4x4 review for full car specs of this compact junior.
SORENTO
Kia's budget priced and stylish junior SUV 4x4 is an eye catcher with lustrous styling and ultra smooth running engines.
The Sportage is surprisingly compact perhaps because it of its association with Hyundai and design lines linked to the Audi TT.
Read the full review on the midsize crossover Kia Sorento.
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