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Rio
belongs to the past. When you think Korean motor industry has already
entered
the world stage, the Rio continues to sell on its price. Externally, it
looks quite pretty and modern, but inside it is actually a poorly
packaged,
low quality car. Open the door, what you see is a gray and rubbery
interior
with no styling and quality to talk about at all. You can feel its
designers
just wanted to do it at the lowest possible cost and in the shortest
time.
Nor there is any
mechanical
fineness. The 16-valve engine is vocal, the suspension noise is
pronounced,
the clutch travel is too long, the steering is incredibly slow, the
gearshift
is rubbery, the brake pedal feels mushy.... do I need to continue?
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