Ooo... Can’t really argue with you on that one.

How dare you

*Cam Vanderhorst has entered the chat*

I mean, in the very least, having an actual usable trunk would have been nice. But they didn’t even bother giving that to the 4C. Not even a frunk.

I’m going to have a hard time not making DS9 references on every Mach E post from here on out, TBH.

Eddington approves.

The Kia family identity grille has been freed of its chrome bezel here, its outer shape defined by the hood from above, which continues the contours back to the windshield, and from below by the bumper. This lets the grille mesh simply fill the volume between hood and bumper, which I think is a strong look.

How funny, I actually thought it looked elegant. Love the lack of a B pillar, too. But hey, to each their own.

This is so much better. I’m really glad they were open to going back to the drawing board. I’m actually really excited for this movie.

This is definitely the answer. They don’t necessarily need to redesign the chrome KIA logo, but they really need a luxury brand if they want to go up-market.

The name “Kia” and the cars they currently build isn’t the problem. They have great cars right now, and anybody who says otherwise doesn’t know what they are talking about. But, it did take me a while to come around.

That is so much cooler than the one we get in the US. I think a lot of buyers would prefer that logo on their steering wheel than the current US-market KIA logo. Much more elegant.

THIS! IS! 2019!!!!!!

This is such a cool design, but Kia really needs a good rebrand before selling this car. You absolutely can not put this badge on that car.

Child: Big Rock? Big Rock! Why isn’t he saying anything, dad?

Good lord. I feel like some UTVs have better interiors. This looks like they tacked a couple of screens on the dash of a Gator.

Ferrari, emptying their pockets once they heard the cost cap news come out.

It kinda just looks like an Edge that they melted for a while in a microwave.

Me too! But now, I finally have a good reason!