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Kia Cerato review covering 2004 - 2007
Friday 2 February 2007
Wind the clock back ten years and you would only ever buy a Korean car on the basis of price. These days things have moved on considerably and although manufacturers like Kia can still promise pricing that reads like a misprint, the hardware has narrowed the gap massively to the ‘mainstream’ European brands. Take the Cerato for instance. Designed to offer a Focus-sized car for Fiesta money, this is a vehicle that was great value when new but never really caught the public’s imagination in quite the way Kia expected. Bad news for Kia, great news if you’re a used car buyer with a keen nose for a bargain.
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