Cars
The Kia Forte, also known as the Cerato in some countries including Australia and Brazil, has only been in the market in sedan form since 2008, with the Coupe variant following in 2009 and the five-door hatchback in 2010, but the Korean automaker is ready to move forward and present its successor.
- New 2014 Kia Forte Sedan To Debut At The Los Angeles Auto Show
At next week's Los Angeles Auto Show, Kia will reveal the 2014 Forte Sedan, which is the U.S. and Canadian market version of the brand's new K3 saloon that was first launched in Korea in late September. The same model will also make its way...
- Kia Blows The Box Open On New 2014 Forte / K3 / Cerato Compact Sedan [photos & Videos]
As soon as Kia placed the new K3 compact sedan at a mall in its home market of South Korea, we knew it was only a matter of time before the automaker would blow the covers or in this case, the box off the compact sedan model. The first thing you need...
- Real Life Pictures Of The New 2014 Kia Forte / Cerato / K3 Sedan
After the release of two teaser sketches on Monday, Kia dropped the first real-life images of its upcoming compact sedan that will be sold under a trio of different names around the world. In North America, it will be offered as the 2014 Forte, while...
- Kia Debuts Forte Five-door Hatchback In New York
Also making its world premiere at New York Auto Show today is a hatchback variant of Kia's Forte (also known as the 'Cerato' in certain markets). The five door model joins the current four-door saloon and two-door (Koup) coupe versions of...
- China-made Kia Forte Debuts At Shanghai Show
Korea's Kia Motors is extending its Chinese portfolio with the introduction of the locally-built Forte sedan (known in many markets as the new Cerato) as well as the Korea-produced new Sorento Crossover that made its world premiere earlier this month...
Cars
All-New 2014 Kia Forte / Cerato Compact Sedan Closely Modeled After the Cee'd gets Teased
The Kia Forte, also known as the Cerato in some countries including Australia and Brazil, has only been in the market in sedan form since 2008, with the Coupe variant following in 2009 and the five-door hatchback in 2010, but the Korean automaker is ready to move forward and present its successor.
The new generation of the Forte sedan is teased in these official renderings ahead of a launch in its home market of Korea under the new name 'K3'(domestic market only) and possibly a U.S. debut either at the Los Angeles Auto Show in November or the Detroit Motor Show in January of 2013.
Kia said that after the Forte sedan goes on sale in Korea, it will appear in many overseas markets during the first quarter of 2013, and will be followed by the five-door hatchback and two-door coupe variants.
- New 2014 Kia Forte Sedan To Debut At The Los Angeles Auto Show
At next week's Los Angeles Auto Show, Kia will reveal the 2014 Forte Sedan, which is the U.S. and Canadian market version of the brand's new K3 saloon that was first launched in Korea in late September. The same model will also make its way...
- Kia Blows The Box Open On New 2014 Forte / K3 / Cerato Compact Sedan [photos & Videos]
As soon as Kia placed the new K3 compact sedan at a mall in its home market of South Korea, we knew it was only a matter of time before the automaker would blow the covers or in this case, the box off the compact sedan model. The first thing you need...
- Real Life Pictures Of The New 2014 Kia Forte / Cerato / K3 Sedan
After the release of two teaser sketches on Monday, Kia dropped the first real-life images of its upcoming compact sedan that will be sold under a trio of different names around the world. In North America, it will be offered as the 2014 Forte, while...
- Kia Debuts Forte Five-door Hatchback In New York
Also making its world premiere at New York Auto Show today is a hatchback variant of Kia's Forte (also known as the 'Cerato' in certain markets). The five door model joins the current four-door saloon and two-door (Koup) coupe versions of...
- China-made Kia Forte Debuts At Shanghai Show
Korea's Kia Motors is extending its Chinese portfolio with the introduction of the locally-built Forte sedan (known in many markets as the new Cerato) as well as the Korea-produced new Sorento Crossover that made its world premiere earlier this month...