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After cute hamsters, Kia turns to cute kids
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Kia's saleskids manage to have fun with dealership sales stereotypes, such as balloons, while touting the brand's warranty and safety.
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Vince Bond Jr.
June 11, 2018 05:00 AM
LOS ANGELES — Kia has a knack for creating lovable ambassadors.
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