On our Wagner Kia of Shrewsbury blog, the Rio hasn't been receiving its fair share of time in the limelight; well, it's time to change that. Redesigned just last year, the South Korean automaker's sporty compact, both of the hatchback and sedan variants, is the complete package. It offers drivers ample features, a healthy warranty, efficiency and style to boot. That said; we'd like to pull the model to the center stage today.
When our preferred Korean automaker made the announcement that they were beginning to encroach upon the industry's luxury division we we're excited. Like the rest of brand enthusiasts in greater Boston, at Wagner Kia of Shrewsbury we've been looking forward to meeting the more opulent flagship sedan.
Leave it to our favorite automaker to help us put our rivalry aside. Moving past our innate and playful competitive nature, fueled by sports, Kia has drivers in the Boston area looking enthusiastically to the Big Apple.
When beginning to look for a car it's likely that you already have a model in mind. Perhaps you've seen an appealing style on the road; are looking for progressive and convenient technologies; or you yearn for exhilarating drivability. Conceivably, it's all three aforementioned characteristics.
At Wagner Kia of Shrewsbury we recognize a great new model from our favorite Korean automaker when we see one. And, understandably, we're frequently found discussing the diverse utility, exhilarating performance, lively parts and resounding safety features that keeps attracting us to these vehicles.
During this year's Super Bowl at Wagner Kia of Shrewsbury we were on the edge of our seats with anticipation, and it wasn't only due to the action-packed game between the Baltimore Ravens and the San Francisco 49ers. We watch the commercials with equal enthusiasm. So when our favorite automaker highlighted the 2013 Optima in an advertisement that was instantly relatable and hilarious, we were thrilled.
Recently, we here at Wagner Kia of Shrewsbury stumbled across a teaser photo of a vehicle that's set to debut at the Chicago Auto Show this month. Though the image is darkened, we can see a few things that categorically make it a new Kia vehicle. There's a Tiger-Nose grille, and of course, loads of style.
So, you're probably wondering: which model could it be? It's the Kia Cross GT concept…
Family sedans shouldn't look this good. This is the usual understanding, anyway. However the 2013 Kia Optima doesn't follow the usual understanding. Its styling and interior planning are not only seen sleek, sophisticated and timelessly handsome for any family sedan, but additionally impressive for just about any vehicle, period. Driving an Optima lower a crowded street draws double-takes from bystanders after which inevitable squinting because they make an effort to find out the badge on its tail. A glance of confusion usually follows because the answer works out to become "Kia."It's important to admit when you're wrong; even more so to take affirmative steps to correct that wrong doing. With these two honorable values in mind, Kia and its sister brand move forward in rectifying their resent fuel economy faux paus.
After announcing a mistake in their mileage ratings for a handful of new Kia models, company officials promised a reimbursement plan of sorts was on the way. Well, Wagner Kia of Shrewsbury…
