Person: Peter Schreyer

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Kia Picanto ticks all the boxes and then some

Time was when the micro-mini segment was populated with cars which between them were equipped with little more technology as could be seen on, say, a wheelbarrow. Dodgy plastics, terrible seats, appalling designs, poor chassis, and absolutely no kit was the order of the day.

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Kia’s good-looking Optima SW estate will go the distance in Europe

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Kia looking forward to transforming the look of the brand

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Revamped Kia Cee’d has plenty of bells and whistles for the money

motoring

First glimpse of new Hyundai Tucson

motoring

Kia Pro_cee’d review (11/09/2013)

Kia Optima review (14/11/2012)

KIA has made tremendous strides in Ireland, and in every developed market, in the last five years or so. It has transformed itself: it was a moderately interesting and cost-effective alternative to the established European and Japanese brands.

Fri, 16 May, 2014

Kia Rio review (18/01/2012)

FOR two years, I have been banging on about how the "Koreans are coming" and I’m not referring to the military strength of Kim Jong-Un’s recently inherited Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, but to the industrial strength of their hated southern neighbours in the Republic of Korea.

Fri, 16 May, 2014

Rio will put you in festive mood

FOR two years, I have been banging on about how the “Koreans are coming” and I’m not referring to the military strength of Kim Jong-Un’s recently inherited Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, but to the industrial strength of their hated southern neighbours in the Republic of Korea.

Wed, 18 Jan, 2012