Is it just me ..?
Why did the K5 Kia have to abandon Optima's (3rd and 4th gen) distinct styling cues - like the rear side window shape, grill?
Optima styling was stunning and a bit unique as well, but that's gone now.
The K5 is still a nice and desirable car, no doubt, but the stunning Optima it is no more. Hard to tell from new Sonata, or a slew of other new models out there. I noticed the same rear side window treatment on a new BMW 2 series, so I guess what BMW does, everybody else has to follow?
Why did the K5 Kia have to abandon Optima's (3rd and 4th gen) distinct styling cues - like the rear side window shape, grill?
Optima styling was stunning and a bit unique as well, but that's gone now.
The K5 is still a nice and desirable car, no doubt, but the stunning Optima it is no more. Hard to tell from new Sonata, or a slew of other new models out there. I noticed the same rear side window treatment on a new BMW 2 series, so I guess what BMW does, everybody else has to follow?