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Apparently some still remember when these Korean cars first came to North America.
Hyundai.
KIA.
Daewoo.
Samsung Motors never made it to North America.
For the youngsters here the early Korean cars of the 1980's or thereabouts were low cost junk.
FWIW, it's now 2018.
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Originally Posted by easy62
Daewoo was bought by GM and they make their Buick Encore, and Chevrolet Trax and the Chevrolet Spark/Aveo. Ford had Kia build their Ford Festiva and the Ford Aspire, so these companies have been in the USA for a long time branded with America automakers names.like Toyota made the GM Pontiac Vibe at the former GM plant that Tesla is in right now.
Thanks. For the record.
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Originally Posted by normstad
I don't know what I would classify it, but as a 6'4" tall, 260 lb male, I find it roomy, and comfortable that I have no problem driving it from Montana to Florida and back twice a year. I would buy another one in a heartbeat as I am not sure what other vehicle would give me the room, the gas mileage and the reliability it does.
It fits! Cool.
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Originally Posted by Luciano700
Why are we hating Kia yo?
Too much time on their hands, I guess.
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Originally Posted by oronzous
Hard to classify. But I rented it once and was positively impressed by it.
Me too. Then I bought one.
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Originally Posted by Icy Tea
Hmmph. Four years in a 2014 Kia Soul and its had 100% reliability.
I'm thinking of Eugene Levy as the car salesman in National Lampoon's Family Vacation on the Wagon Queen Family Boxster. " You think you hate it now, but wait until you drive it."
Except that if people would drive the Soul, they'd come to like it.
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