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Kia Magentis: now we know what will be the interior

Kia Magentis interior
New Kia Magentis will debut in April at the motor show in New York, and while the company continues to tease fans brand renewing photo gallery for future innovations. Recently, we have introduced readers to the fact will look like the new Kia Magentis, now offer a look at the interior of the car.

Manufacturer hides the details of the new Kia Magentis, but it is known that the car will receive two gasoline engine of 3.5 liters and 3.8 liters of the model Hyundai Genesis. Be available and a hybrid version. Sales of the new Kia Magentis start at the end of the year.
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