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Old 14-07-2020, 10:10 PM   #1
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Default New most 'gangsta' people mover revealed
Lads and Ladettes, its the news you've all been waiting for - the new Kia Carnival has been revealed!





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Kia is hoping SUV buyers will consider the new Carnival, which gains little metallic skid plates at the lower edges of the front and rear bumpers.

The original Kia Carnival made its debut in 1998 and since then more than two million examples of the people-mover have been sold worldwide.

The Kia Carnival has been Australia’s top-selling people-mover for more than half a decade. It currently commands a 55.8 per cent share of the sales segment (1622 sales to the end of May) and is trailed by the Honda Odyssey with just 456 sales and a 15.7 per cent market share.
https://www.carsales.com.au/editoria...vealed-124865/

I think the current model looks a bit more gangsta than the new one.
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