
In the U.S. market, Hyundai and Kia are the premier Korean vehicle manufacturers. And if you live around Mason, you will likely see many of these vehicles on the road. So, what is the difference between Kia and Hyundai? Let the experts at Columbia Hyundai explain how the two are both similar and different.
No. Although they are related, they are not the same company. Some years ago, Kia had filed for bankruptcy, Hyundai purchased some of the company to keep it on its feet. They bounced back, and now, even have some stake in Hyundai’s Group subsidiaries. Although closely related, the two companies are independently operated and manufacture some of the top cars on the roads today. It’s no secret that both companies care about each other, even though they are rivals.
Although both automakers offer similar models, they both have unique vehicles that set them apart. Let’s check out the differences:
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