Kia Sorento Tail Light Film Covers formance and economy. The vice president, marketing for Kia Motors America, said in an interview that Kia considered changing the name, because the Sorento replacement is a car-truck crossover, and the older model is a straight-up SUV.[2] According to Car & Driver, the new Kia Sorento goes on sale as a 2011 model and is the first to have Kia UVO.[3] The XM Sorento has been awarded New Zealand Autocar magazine SUV of the Year, great looker, does absolutely everything as it should. Engine is world class.[4]The XM Sorento has been awarded the maximum safety rating from the crash safety body, Eur

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