Stinger-inspired styling, great tech and stellar driveability make this five-door hatch a world-beater — via drivingdotca
OVERVIEW Performance-oriented five-door hatchback PROSFun-to-drvie, fuel economy, technology, interior CONSNone come to mind VALUE FOR MONEYExcellent WHAT TO CHANGE?Nothing, not even the Orange Delight colour HOW TO SPEC IT?As is Spending a week behind the wheel of the all-new, third-gen Kia Forte5 had me thinking about Adam Sandler. Like the Korean automaker, when you think of the comedian-turned-actor you’re not really thinking of him as one of the greats.
RELATEDFirst Drive: 2020 Kia Forte5 and Forte GT6 new vehicles rejuvenated by redesigns in CanadaWith a sticker price less than $30,000, a list of onboard technology rivaling a luxury model and a sense of driving élan eclipsing twice-the-cost performance models, this vehicle is the motoring world’s version of a box office smash.
The GT Limited trim takes that a step further both inside and out, from dual stainless steel exhaust tips to black gloss/red accents giving the exterior a performance look, and sport seats and steering wheel with black/red colouring throughout the cabin underscoring the Grand Touring nature of this vehicle.
The seats never approach the dreaded ‘numb bum’ territory, while the beefy D-cut steering wheel, 4.2-inch LCD instrument cluster, alloy pedal and ambient mood lighting provide a sense of serenity those who love to drive would appreciate.
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