Its here! The 7th generation of the Sonata (LF). We had the opportunity to test drive the all-new Sonata at Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama(HMMA) back in June but couldnt get the full experience of the 2.4L in its limited edition. Let’s see how this one did…
We got another car to test drive and in this opportunity we have the redesign 2015 Kia Soul ! We drove it mainly on the city for about a week and this is what we think about this new Hamster. (more…)
When we were given the Sorento, we decided to take it for a road trip and what better place than Oklahoma state. We drove to Chicksaw National Recreation Area by the Lake of the Arbuckles. it was a 2hrs and 34 minutes drive with a total of 159 miles, so that could give us a good feel how this car performs in highway as well as city from everyday commute. (more…)
Hyundai Motors is renewing all their car fleet, last time we had the opportunity to drive the 2015 Hyundai Genesis Sedan, now is the turn of the 2015 Hyundai Sonata in his 7th Generation. (more…)
Hyundai has decided to introduce his all-new flagship saloon into the European-market, until now the Genesis only was available in the U.S. and South Korean markets. The Hyundai Genesis marks a milestone into South Korean brand European operation strategy. (more…)
This is a car that we were expecting from Kia since Peter Schreyer took over and started redesigning the new Kia models. On December 17, 2010 the South Korean manufacture decided to discontinue the Amanti/Opirus, a car that was able to win some awards and also get the good rating on the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), for a new creation that will attract a new type of car buyer to Kia.
It was only a matter of time until this car was going to be sold here, in the USA. In 2012 this car was first sold in South Korea with the name of K9 then to different markets under Quoris. For the USA and Canada market it was decided to call this car the Kia K900, a very powerful car that will bring new features that no other Kia car has brought so far.
