Kia giveth and Kia taketh away. I’m not sure anyone is actually upset by the loss of the K7 or, here in the states, the Kia Cadenza. However, as more consumers start to drop their BMWs and Lexus sedans for increasingly luxurious Kia and Hyundai SUVs, maybe we should be mourning the fact that we …
It’s interesting how times have changed. For decades, full-size sedans like the Kia Cadenza were the mainstay of the auto industry. They were large enough to meet the average driver’s commuting needs, had a reputation for being safe, got decent gas mileage, and were pleasant to drive. Now it’s growing increasingly difficult to find good sedans …
SUVs are no longer just popular; they’re omnipresent. Unfortunately, that spells doom for some of Kia’s most well-respected yet under-appreciated models.
The Kia Cadenza has made an incredible amount of progress over the years. Despite being one of the best cars in its segment, it couldn’t beat Toyota.
The 2020 Kia Cadenza is an under the radar full-size sedan that’s ready to compete with almost any car on the market. What’s so great about this car?
The 2020 Kia Cadenza has wowed critics and consumers alike by delivering on lavishness and value. It’s also fun to drive and is pretty affordable for a luxury-focused vehicle. It might seem like the Cadenza is too good to be true, and as it turns out, this sedan has very few shortcomings. The Cadenza’s reliability …
Kia Motors is redefining its brand and how we think of luxury in a big way. This has been made evident with the Kia Stinger, which can actually hold its own against the likes of BMW. Another luxury model in Kia’s lineup that’s generating buzz is the 2020 Cadenza. Here we will show you why …
It’s getting tougher to ignore Kia’s products these days. The Telluride continues to sell as the cliché says, and the Optima beat out the Camry in U.S. News’ ranking. Value is certainly part of the Korean automaker’s appeal, but so is an attractive design. However, despite their strengths, some Kia cars remain somewhat obscure, though …
The full-size Cadenza is Kia’s forgotten sedan, with most Americans not even knowing the premium vehicle exists. With low sales in the U.S., Kia redesigned the Cadenza in hopes of proving it is the master of producing luxury-like vehicles at non-luxury-like prices. The recently-debuted and redesigned 2020 Kia Cadenza might just find its way into …
