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Kia chose the 2008 Sydney Motor Show that runs from October 9 to 19 to perform the Australian premier of its new Forte sedan (see pictures here) that will be called Cerato in the land Down-Under. Due for release in the Australian market in early 2009, the Cerato will be offered with a new 2.0-litre gasoline engine. Kia is still working on the final specification and pricing for the Australian model but the Korean automaker's officials claim that the Cerato will feature a great value-for-money price. -Continued
- 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...
- Baic’s Foton To Enter Australian Market With New 1-tonne Pickup Truck
The Australian pickup truck market will soon welcome a new player in the 1-tonne segment, courtesy of China’s ever-growing automotive industry. Beiqi Foton Motor Co. Ltd, more commonly referred to as BFC or simply Foton, is a subsidiary of China’s...
- Sydney Show Subaru Forester S-edition Study Hints At Sportier Production Model
At the 2010 Australian International Motor Show in Sydney, Subaru unveiled the Forester S-Edition, a concept study that points to a new Forester variant for 2011. Built on the existing turbocharged Forester XT, the S-Edition produces an additional 32...
- Toyota To Add Fj Cruiser Suv To Australian Lineup
Toyota's Australian arm said on Monday it will add the FJ Cruiser SUV to its range of models late in the first quarter of 2011. Australian buyers will get their first taste of the domestic market version with a pre-production model of the retro-styled...
- 2008 Sydney Motor Show - The Gals
Even though this year's 2008 Australian International Motor Show in Sydney (9th-20th October) was a ghost of its old self with few significant premiers and a lot of absentees including Audi and BMW, the show did have its bright spots in the form of...
Cars
New Kia Cerato Makes Australian Debut in Sydney
Kia chose the 2008 Sydney Motor Show that runs from October 9 to 19 to perform the Australian premier of its new Forte sedan (see pictures here) that will be called Cerato in the land Down-Under. Due for release in the Australian market in early 2009, the Cerato will be offered with a new 2.0-litre gasoline engine. Kia is still working on the final specification and pricing for the Australian model but the Korean automaker's officials claim that the Cerato will feature a great value-for-money price. -Continued
- 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...
- Baic’s Foton To Enter Australian Market With New 1-tonne Pickup Truck
The Australian pickup truck market will soon welcome a new player in the 1-tonne segment, courtesy of China’s ever-growing automotive industry. Beiqi Foton Motor Co. Ltd, more commonly referred to as BFC or simply Foton, is a subsidiary of China’s...
- Sydney Show Subaru Forester S-edition Study Hints At Sportier Production Model
At the 2010 Australian International Motor Show in Sydney, Subaru unveiled the Forester S-Edition, a concept study that points to a new Forester variant for 2011. Built on the existing turbocharged Forester XT, the S-Edition produces an additional 32...
- Toyota To Add Fj Cruiser Suv To Australian Lineup
Toyota's Australian arm said on Monday it will add the FJ Cruiser SUV to its range of models late in the first quarter of 2011. Australian buyers will get their first taste of the domestic market version with a pre-production model of the retro-styled...
- 2008 Sydney Motor Show - The Gals
Even though this year's 2008 Australian International Motor Show in Sydney (9th-20th October) was a ghost of its old self with few significant premiers and a lot of absentees including Audi and BMW, the show did have its bright spots in the form of...