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"\u00C2   Kia Spectra   Select a manufacturer   or return to intro   Acura   Aston Martin   Audi   Bentley   BMW   Buick   Cadillac   Chevrolet   Chrysler   Dodge   Ferrari   Ford   Honda   Hyundai   Infiniti   Jaguar   Kia   Lamborghini   Lexus   Lincoln   Lotus   Maserati   Maybach   Mazda   Mercedes-Benz   Mercury   Mini   Mitsubishi   Morgan   Nissan   Oldsmobile   Panoz   Pontiac   Porsche   Rolls-Royce   Saab   Saleen   Saturn   Subaru   Suzuki   Toyota   Volkswagen   Volvo   or see   Models at a Glance   Acura   Aston Martin   Audi   Bentley   BMW   Buick   Cadillac   Chevrolet   Chrysler   Dodge   Ferrari   Ford   Honda   Hyundai   Infiniti   Jaguar   Kia   Lamborghini   Lexus   Lincoln   Lotus   Maserati   Maybach   Mazda   Mercedes-Benz   Mercury   Mini   Mitsubishi   Morgan   Nissan   Oldsmobile   Panoz   Pontiac   Porsche   Saab   Saleen   Saturn   Subaru   Suzuki   Toyota   Volkswagen   Volvo   It&amp;#039;s a year of cosmetic surgery and detail changes for Kia, the Hyundai-owned Korean carmaker. The midsize Optima, sister to the Hyundai Sonata, gets a complete nose makeover including hood and fenders; inside, a new console, door panels and seat fabric liven things up. The 4-cylinder manual is dropped from the line, and the top-level SE adds niceties such as automatic climate control and Infinity speakers.   The extra-affordable Rio and its wagon variant, the Cinco, receive an all-new 1.6-liter dohc 4-cylinder with 105 bhp, larger front brakes, and new front fenders/hood/grille/fascia styling to go along with a revised dashboard, instrument panel and door panels. (The 4-door&amp;#039;s tail is also tweaked, with a new trunklid, lights and bumper.) Kia throws in a standard map light and auto-off headlights, plus optional power windows and foglights.   The Spectra? Available in 4- and 5-door versions, it continues into 2003 with a standard CD player. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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