Kia will boost supply to reverse sales slip

Kia Motors America Executive Vice President Michael Sprague, right, engages Don Hicks, Shortline Auto Group, Denver, Colo., immediately following the Kia make meeting Sunday. (JOE WILSSENS)

January 26, 2014 05:00 AM

NEW ORLEANS -- Kia dealers will see vehicle availability and marketing funds increase in 2014 as the brand seeks to reverse its first annual U.S. sales decline since 2008.

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