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Kia Forte's new 2-door Koup has a snappy, happy vibe By James R. Healey, USA TODAY PHOTOS: More views of the Kia Forte Koup QUESTIONS? Ask them now for Healey's chat, 2 p.m. ET MORE TEST DRIVE: Archive of Healey's columns SIDE BY SIDE: Compare this vehicle to others Today's question: Q: Convertibles nowadays seem to only have enough backseat room for kids--and tiny kids at that. Any suggestions for a droptop that can accommodate 4 adults? A: No. By my standards, there aren't any. You might try the Mustang, or the A5 Audi or the less-than-celebrated Toyota Solara, perhaps the VW New Beetle. Automakers have to base their droptops on something already in production because they don't sell enough folding-top vehicles to develop a whole separate model. What you get is convertible versions of small and midsize cars, because those are what most automakers make most. Read the latest Test Drive chat
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