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Kia’s all-rounder Cerato GT steers into hot-hatch territory
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The Australian Open saw Rafael Nadal promote the Kia Cerato GT as a potent daily drive option, expanding Kia’s performance range. The warm hatch is priced at $31,990 drive-away, offering sporty touches and ample active safety features. With a turbo engine note, practicality, and balance between comfort and handling, the Cerato GT delivers a fun driving experience. While not a full-fat hot hatch, it provides good performance for most thrillseekers at a budget-friendly price.
Brands mentioned: Kia, Audi, Porsche, Hyundai, VW, Honda, Renault
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