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From its hot-selling breadbox on wheels, the Soul, to a chart-topping performance in the latest J.D. Power Initial Quality Study, Kia is a brand on the move.

This year’s JD Power Initial Quality Study had a few surprises and you might be shocked to hear which vehicles were most problem free.

The Kia Cadenza is being recalled to replace alloy wheels that might fracture if the driver hits a big pothole.

Kia has made some major changes to its model lineup over the last couple of years, launching the Cadenza sedan, a redesigned Forte, and refreshed Optima, but that’s just the beginning for the Korean automaker.

Kia has launched its marketing campaign for its 2014 Cadenza, attempting to break into the luxury market with its $35,100 sedan.

Prudence and a steady pace could be key factors in Kia’s bid to lure entry-level luxury buyers.

Based on the Hyundai Azera, the Kia Cadenza just made its way into the public eye here at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, marking Kia’s entrance into the premium-sedan segment.

The Kia Cadenza will reportedly make its official production debut at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, marking the brand’s foray into the premium segment.

Building off four consecutive years of growth, Kia is looking to launch 51 new or updated models by the end of 2016.

Kia has just unveiled official photos of the updated Cadenza, the sister car to the Hyundai Azera, and the little brother to the Kia Quoris. 

At a recent event in South Korea, Kia unveiled its 2013 K7 model which is rumored to be heading to America as the Cadenza.

Following last week’s find about the Kia K9’s haptic control knob, more details have arrived from  Kia about this new system. Here is exactly how the rotary control knob will work in the Korean company’s new flagship.