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View Poll Results: Which would you choose
Kia Optima 64 35.96%
Hyundai I45 34 19.10%
Give me a aussie car any day 80 44.94%
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Old 11-05-2011, 04:21 PM   #1
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Default Which korean car would you choose?

Since I have started to work at a Kia dealer as a salesman I have reallised how good they really are for the price. Alot of people think a Kia is just Hyundai with different styaling but one big difference is that Kia change the suspension to suit australian conditions and also use there own 6 speed auto instead of hyundais 5 speed.

So though I would see what others thought of the Koreans here is a few pics to help you choose.





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