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A larger Forte with softer lines to match its more stately demeanor can’t be a bad thing. And Kia agrees – here’s the new Kia VG.
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That is just a codename. It’s official name is not known yet, but it’s large sedan that’s bigger than the Optima, with a wheelbase pegged at 2,845mm, which is shorter than the Hyundai Genesis’s 2,936mm but much longer than the Optima’s 2,700mm Euro D-segment wheelbase.
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For now all we have are these pre-announcement leaked production photos, but Kia previously unveiled a concept version of this new large sedan to us as the Kia KND-5 Concept so you can check out the previous post covering that for some extra details.
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Comments on the blog post about the Kia VG Sedan reflect mixed opinions, with many commenters noting its design similarities to well-known models like the Toyota Camry and BMW, and criticizing it for lack of originality. Some appreciate the car's overall look and improvements in Korean automotive design, acknowledging Korea's progress and competitiveness. There are sentiments of disappointment and criticism towards copying, though a few defend it as a form of learning or evolution. Concerns about quality and reliability are also expressed, especially comparing Korean cars unfavorably to Proton and alleging issues like engine overhauls. Despite criticism, some comments recognize Korea's swift advancement in car design and technology. Overall, the mood shuffles between admiration, suspicion of copying, and concern over originality and quality.