Kia Ceed Plus MPV clearest interior shots yet

Ceed Plus MPV caught doing some serious endurance testing somewhere in the mountains of Europe

2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos
2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos
2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos
2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos
2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos
2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos
2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos
2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos
2010 Kia Ceed Plus MPV spy photos

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nederina

looking good here boys, no third row of seats?

May 26, 2009 11:14 am

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politz

looks promising... you know what, i'm truly surprised with kia. a couple of years ago, it was just another boring car maker from the far east. but each and every new model builds up to a clear strategy - good products, cool designs, great value. i see everybody commenting on hyundai's improvement and all, but i just can't get turned on by a hyundai - the genesis coupe aside. in my opinion, kias are far more appealing and less generic - just compare the designs... elantra/forte, sonata/optima, i30/ceed, santafe/sorento... kia is kicking some serious south korean ass!

May 26, 2009 2:36 pm

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N20_Purge

I agree that Kia is stepping up their game, BUT they don't have a sports car yet. Hyundai have their Coupe SIII, and Genesis Coupe which they don't sell round here. But then again, if the KOUP goes into production as a forte coupe, the Coupe SIII could have serious competiton.

May 26, 2009 3:08 pm

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politz

but hey, the forte coupe IS going into production...

May 28, 2009 12:59 pm

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politz

by the way, great article... clear, concise and with a frisky touch of humour... in a young, bloggish way. i mean... have you guys at WCF been checking perezhilton.com lately? =]

May 26, 2009 2:39 pm

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I live in Seoul and I've seen this car roaming the streets twice. It is a bit bigger than the Golf and more bulboud looking in person than in the photos. I hope it makes it to the local market because we don't really have a choice for this sort of automobile...hatchbacks were derided until recently and station wagons are still almost non-existant.

May 27, 2009 5:08 am

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Sacto8780

I do think that this model could be sold in the USA as a Kia to complement the Hyundai Elantra Touring wagon (as the Hyundai i30CW is known here). If they can use the Kia Forte's drivetrain (2.0-liter I-4 rated at 148 bhp with a five-speed automatic), this wagon will be HOT seller, especially with the tighter fuel economy mandates in the future.

May 28, 2009 12:06 am

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