Here again, it's a look that certainly will not go unnoticed. Out back, Kia gave the K8 y-shaped lights connected by a light bar and an integrated spoiler. Its profile is characterized by a fastback-like roof line, a character line that stretches from the edge of the fenders to the rear bumper, and a fin-shaped piece of trim near the D-pillar. Viewed from the front, the K8 is even more distinctive-looking than the Cadenza, which moved Kia's design language forward when it made its debut in 2016. It's flanked by sharp headlights, and it's connected to a heavily sculpted hood. Whether you love it or you hate it, you can't ignore the K8's gaping maw, which is accented by strings of diamond-shaped inserts. Kia, like other proponents of the big grille, wants its cars to make a bold statement.

Kia introduced the K8, a new sedan developed to replace the Cadenza in global markets, and it gave the model the biggest rendition of its well-known Tiger Nose grille we've ever seen. See retailer for details.BMW summoned a whirlwind of criticism when it began putting oversized grilles on its cars, but it might have started (or at least fortified) a trend. All exterior and interior images and specifications contained on this website are based on latest product information available at the time of posting and may vary slightly from actual product. reserves the right to make changes at any time as to vehicle availability, destination, and handling fees, colors, materials, specifications, features, accessories, packages, and models. See 'Features & Specifications' and 'Options' pages for details. Some color, package, and option selections may include, exclude, or require the purchase of additional options and packages. See 'Build and Price' section for MSRP of model shown and applicable destination and handling charges.

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