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Thursday
Jul092009

What's in a name? The All New KIA FORTE

FORTE : a strong point, strength, talent, or specialty.

Pronunciation note from Dictionary.com: In the sense of a person’s strong point (he draws well, but sculpture is his forte), the older and historical pronunciation of FORTE is the one-syllable (fawrt) or (fohrt). The word is derived from the French word fort “strong”. A two-syllable pronunciation (fawr-tey) is increasingly heard. Both are considered standard.

2010 KIA ForteBoth pronunciations will yield a brand new sedan from Kia Motors. The Forte replaces the Spectra for 2010 and gives Kia a solid class leading performer in the Compact Sedan segment.

 

The Forte combines sleek sophisticated styling with a spacious and refined interior. Standard interior features include Bluetooth wireless, Sirius Radio, and USB/Auxiliary input jacks. A long wheelbase and wide body translates into an exceptionally roomy interior. In fact, Forte is roomier than the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, and Mazda 3.

 

You owe it to yourself to drive the Forte. With a 156hp 2.0 4 cylinder engine the Forte delivers class-leading standard horsepower that provides quick acceleration and fuel efficiency of up to 36mph highway.

 

If you are considering any car in the compact sedan segment you should put Kia on your shopping list. You will be pleasantly surprised. Coming soon the Kia Forte Coupe!

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