With the former MG Cars now becoming MG Motor and owned by SAIC Motor, the UK-based company has started building models destined for different markets like Australia. In the Land Down Under, the carmaker announced the introduction of an affordable SUV in the shape of the ZS, considered the best contender against the Mazda CX-3. Speaking of the SUV`s introduction...
The South Korean carmaker Kia has finally announced the availability of the freshly unveiled 2017 Soul and Carens in the United Kingdom, each one coming with four trim levels. Full prices and powertrain specifications can be seen in the media gallery below. The 2017 Kia Soul is available in 1, 2, 3, 1 Sport grades, with prices to start from...
The Koreans at Kia managed to slightly steal the show at the Chicago Motor Show with their Track'Ster concept but for all the fun of it there were plenty of question marks around. Thankfully, the guys over at Autoblog have gotten together with Kia's PR team and Peter Schreyer, chief of design, and sorted out a few extra details. To...
Another of the Chicago Motor Show big attractions came from Kia and it is what they've been teasing us with for a while now. I'm talking of course, about the Track'ster Concept. Essentially, we're looking at a Kia Soul with less seats, considerably more power, a manual gearbox and all wheel drive to put it all neatly to the road....
The new McLaren supercar, the MP4-12C is genuinely fast and brilliant in every single measurable way but as early reviews have been telling us, it's missing something. Everybody appreciates the speed, the handling, the price, the engine, the brakes and so on but I'm guessing that this is the big reason behind the sales record of the British race car...
Kia's Soul is a pretty nice car as far as the technical aspect is concerned and it's nothing short of epic as far as the cult movement behind it is. By cult movement I mean youngsters looking for a cool and cheap car that can carry at least one keg to whatever party the destination is at. The Koreans are...
