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Kia’s lineup of vehicles returns for 2011 with a few fresh redesigns which are sure to wow consumers. Get ready to experience a new level of sophistication and style, along with the rise of Kia in the automotive landscape.
The Forte compact car is back for 2011, this time with a new five-door hatchback version that is sure to turn heads. If you’re looking for a car with two-doors, the Forte Koup also returns. All versions of the Forte and Forte Koup receive an updated six-speed transmission, available in either automatic or manual form.
Another exciting development from Kia is the completely redesigned Optima mid-size sedan. Sharing a platform with the Hyundai Sonata, the Optima represents a leap forward for Kia. With aggressive styling and a large handful of new amenities inside, the Optima is set to be a major player in this competitive segment.
The Sportage compact crossover is completely redesigned for 2011, with two brand new engine choices and an updated exterior. Premium features like Bluetooth connectivity and steering wheel controls are now standard on the Sportage.
Also receiving a fresh makeover for this year is the Sorento crossover, which sits on a new chassis and now comes with room for an optional third-row of seating. The Sorento is available with front- or all-wheel drive and can two up to 3,500 pounds when properly equipped.
The sub-compact Rio and Rio5 hatchback are now only available with an automatic transmission for this model year.
Completing Kia’s lineup, the trendy Soul compact SUV is also unchanged for 2011 and the Sedona minivan receives a new grille, tuned up engine, and a six-speed automatic transmission.
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