About Kia Sorento
The Kia Sorento is a mid-size crossover SUV, or a body-on-frame SUV before 2009, produced since 2002 by Kia, a South Korean manufacturer. Since its launch, global sales have exceeded 650,000 units, and awards such as JD POWER (a satisfaction survey conducted for British consumers) with the highest rating of five stars and the "Best SUV" by the American Society of Automotive Professionals and Journalists have made the Kia Sorento a true world crossover and a truly international SUV. It has developed for four generations, the first in 2002-2009, the second in 2009-2014, the third in 2014-2019, and the fourth began in 2020.
The 2007 Kia Sorento, regarded as an "Outstanding Looking SUV" by the Italian auto industry, has a rugged and simple appearance, but has a strong muscular, and magnificent stance, while the streamlined shape of the rear end and the perfect integration of the body make the whole vehicle full of wild flavor. The combined headlights and large volume bumper with sporty round fog lamps convey a powerful passion, and the sides are equipped with side decorative strips in the same color as the body and strong and durable large-size alloy wheels, fully reflecting the sportiness, flexibility, and stability of the Kia Sorento.
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The second-generation Kia Sorento was launched in April 2009 was began to be manufactured in the US. It used Kia's corporate Tiger Nose grille and was offered the UVO for the first time. The model was designed in a new style and was applied new technologies which would be used on other vehicles. The four-cylinder Sorento returned to the lineup for North America after being absent between 2007 and 2010. The engine was transverse, with an all-independent suspension. The change in body construction and the loss of a low-ratio transfer case made the car 475 pounds lighter than its predecessor but was better in performance and economy.
The third-generation Kia Sorento was released in August 2014 and was later debuted in Europe at the 2014 Paris Motor Show. Available engines included a 290 hp (294 PS; 216 kW) 3.3L Lambda II V6, a 190 hp (193 PS; 142 kW) 2.4L GDi I4, and the new 240 hp (243 PS; 179 kW) 2.0L turbo I4. A 2.2L CRDi diesel type with variable geometry turbocharger, or the VGT, was also a choice. Transmissions were a six-speed manual or a six-speed automatic. The fourth-generation Kia Sorento debuted with a series of images because the Geneva Motor Show was canceled. The model was assembled in West Point, Georgia, United States, and was standardized with three rows of seating. Our parts are also standardized by the original factory. The parts are well tested and checked so your car life could be extended by our parts.