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Kia chose the 2002 Chicago Auto Show as the host site of its newest model introduction for the U.S. market: the 2003 Sorento. The Sorento is “a tough, true sport utility vehicle” that is “significantly larger and more powerful” than the Sportage, said Chief Operating Officer Peter Butterfield during the vehicle's unveiling. In the summer of 2002, Kia announced that no Sportages would be sold in the U.S. during the 2003 model year, so the new Sorento will be the company's sole SUV. Read More
4 Available Sorento Trims
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