Don’t act like an idiot. I never said I was against Kia…nothing I have said has been against Kia. However I pointed out that Kia can get a market share of a rising area in automotive technology that they should try hard to get with their smaller oriented cars.

I’m not a fanboy of any make or model. But I do know when something is of better quality over the next and I’m willing to say so. Instead of criticizing people for saying such things, perhaps you’d be better simply saying yes..Kia has come a long way since the cars it made 10 years ago…and still has room for improvement before it can fully compete quality-wise with Honda and Toyota.

Who cares about SUV hybrids? People need smaller cars with 100 MPG potential…not more living rooms on 4 wheels.

Furthermore, no one says you have to like the interior of a Fit…but nothing you say changes the fact that it’s probably the highest quality subcompact car out there bar-none.

I drove the top of line Soul with the decked out rims, best interior options, priciest model. How stupid do you think people are to not notice quality differences? Are you so arrogant to think you’re the only one who can tell what’s good and isn’t?

As far as alternative energy….it doesn’t matter what path Kia takes…hydrogen or battery. Hybrids…to educate you a bit…are coupled technologies. They don’t have to be batteries. My point is that Kia should have taken that step because it’d prove it’s interested and capable. If you think that’s a waste of time, you are sorely mistaken. For Kia to not bother with that is not only short-sighted but extremely arrogant of them.