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Kia: Sportage News
Car Connection
http://www.thecarconnection.com/imag...7165_image.jpg http://www.thecarconnection.com/imag...7166_image.jpg Recently we showed you pictures of Hyundai’s Elantra–based “JM” crossover. Now we have pictures of Kia’s version – known internally as the “KM.” The KM will be introduced for the 2005 model year and is considered a replacement for the Sportage. Measuring in smaller than the popular Santa Fe, the new KM is expected to be powered by a 2.0-liter four, with an optional 2.7-liter V-6 available as an option. Front-wheel drive will be standard, with an all-wheel-drive option available. Sheetmetal changes separate Hyundai and Kia versions, which makes identification – even in camouflage – simple. |
no1 cares
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Originally posted by Red Nj-s no1 cares |
whoop-t-freaking-do
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Another SUV....
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i wish i had a smiliey taking a shit.
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gav nice job
altho honestly i think most of us would buy something nissan than any kia out there ;) |
altho honestly i think most of us would buy something nissan than any kia out there |
Kia Sportage
Not sure if the next gen. Kia Sportage will be unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show, though here are a couple of spy pics I found:
http://autotelegraaf.nl/vanonzeredac...0012.1.gen.jpg http://autotelegraaf.nl/vanonzeredac...0013.1.gen.jpg |
Better than the old model.
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Ford? :dunno:
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MDX?
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holy cow much better!
Front reminds me of an older RAV-4 while the rear reminds me of the MDX... and you know it'll need the dual exhausts :rolleyes: |
holy ford escape/mdx/cr-v
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Originally posted by einsatz and you know it'll need the dual exhausts :rolleyes: |
not bad
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Redesigned Sportage to be unveiled in Paris - - By Monica Link - - Source: Automotive News / August 05, 2004
Kia Motors Corp. said it will begin production for North American models of the redesigned 2005 Sportage in late October. The new Sportage will be introduced at the Paris auto show in September, the company said Thursday. North American models of the Sportage, set to go on sale in December, will come with a base 2.0-liter I4 engine, with an upgrade option of a 2.7-liter V6. European models have an added option of a 2.0-liter diesel engine. It also has side curtain airbags, and folding rear seats as standard features. The company said it plans to produce 60,000 units for North America and 20,000 for Europe. Production for the European model will begin in early September. http://www.autonews.com/images/rando...geFront250.gif http://www.autonews.com/images/rando...ageRear250.jpg http://www.autonews.com/images/rando...nterior250.jpg |
10 times better than the old version
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:agree: Wowww, that thing looks great. Talk about Hyundai and Kia improving themselves by leaps and bounds. Except for the Equinox, that's the best looking cute-ute that's out there, and the interior looks great. With the quality issues being addressed, they'll sell a ton them. All they have to do is get their engines up to par. :bandito:
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looks like the volvo suv from the back
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Originally Posted by bkknight369
looks like the volvo suv from the back
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Don't see anything attractive about it.
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Sportage Priced from $15,900 - - Source: The Car Connection
Kia's new Sportage SUV - the first Sportage to be sold in nearly three years - will cost $15,900 not including destination charges, the Korean automaker announced on Monday. The new Sportage slots in beneath the company's Sorento SUV, offering a package about the size of a Honda CR-V with a choice of either four- or six-cylinder engines. A four-wheel-drive system with a low range also can be ordered with the Sportage, as well as either a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic gearbox. The Sportage 2WD model with the four-cylinder engine and no air conditioning stickers at the low base price; the four-wheel drive LX starts at $17,900, with the 4WD LX V-6 stickering at $18,500; and the upscale EX edition with four-wheel drive, the V-6 engine and luxury touches like a glass sunroof, will start from $19,999. Kia's five-year, 60,000-mile basic warranty is included in the price as is the 10-year, 100,000-mile powertrain warranty. |
Looks good.
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2011 Kia Sportage R Unveiled Ahead of Geneva Debut
This handsome-looking compact crossover is the next generation 2011 Kia Sportage R that will be unveiled to the public for the first time at the upcoming 2010 Geneva Motor Show in the beginning of March. Penned under the guidance of former Audi designer Peter Schreyer, the new Sportage R carries the new Kia family look as seen on the Soul, Cadenza sedan and Sorento SUV, but it appears to have a more European flavor to it, with extra attention given to details. The five-door crossover shares its platform with the also new Hyundai Tucson, known as the ix35 in Europe. It is longer and wider than the outgoing Sportage, something that should translate to improved cabin space. We're still short on details about the engine range, but chances are that the 2011 Sportage will be offered with the same 2.0-liter and 2.4-liter four cylinder engines coupled to six-speed transmissions as the Tuscon in North America, while in Europe, it will most likely get the same 1.7-liter and 2.0 liter diesels, and 1.6-liter and 2.0-liter gasoline units as the iX35. [Source: Kia] http://www.thecarblogger.net/2010/02...-ahead-of.html |
that's fucking awesome.
It's like he took the Saab 9-7x SUV and made 100x better. Not a fan of that huge C pillar though. Hope the LED taillights and projector headlights make it to production. |
That looks pretty good.
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The proportions are so odd.
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Looks like the sportage just caught up to everyone elses designs of late.
meh...nothing new or exciting here. |
Originally Posted by Moog-Type-S
(Post 11787821)
Looks like the sportage just caught up to everyone elses designs of late.
meh...nothing new or exciting here. |
not bad looking at all..
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Originally Posted by Moog-Type-S
(Post 11787821)
Looks like the sportage just caught up to everyone elses designs of late.
meh...nothing new or exciting here. In that case, the CR-V must not be the ugly sheetmetal on wheels that it is. |
Originally Posted by charliemike
(Post 11788013)
Maybe but if you couch it by the history of Kia it's revolutionary :)
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Looks pretty damn good IMO. Although I think I prefer the Tuscon
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what's that guy from audi's head designer at kia?? anyways, he's doing good job making kia's lineup follow the european's "family look"
i'm not sure if i like that idea, but yea.. this one looks like sorrento a lot.. just a tad bit smaller and what not |
I've mentioned in other threads about how much I'm liking this SUV/CUV...
here's a good review: http://www.autoblog.com/2010/10/11/2...iew-road-test/ |
Good lord, look at the difference between this and the old Sportage on up the page!!! What a difference 5 years makes!!!
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^^^I know... it's pretty much the same with the Sonata too...
fyi... they skipped a year on the Sportage to bring out the new style. |
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