After 12 months doing duty as the female voice of the CarAdvice writing and road test team Rose Harris is moving on to other things. We won�t be losing complete contact with Rose as she will continue to contribute to CarAdvice from time to time.
The change has meant that Rose�s long-term Kia Cerato has found a new home, the inner city garage of our new writer, Nadine Armstrong, who�s now had a couple of weeks to get to know her new transport. � David Twomey, Editor.
Words � Nadine Armstrong
Picking up where Rose left off, I agree with many of the observations made to date. There is a lot to like about the Cerato and for the price (the SLi starts at $22,990), you get a very respectable package.
Kia has made some ground-breaking changes which should see buyers think twice when it comes to purchasing a new vehicle.
When I tell people I am testing a Kia, the response is usually a less than enthusiastic one and I have even felt a distinct �oh, you poor thing� response from some. However, when the doubters see and even go for a ride in the Cerato, opinions quickly change.
Well I officially have a new chariot as my family runabout, the 2.0-litre, five-speed manual all-new Kia Cerato SLi.
The Cerato will line up alongside CarAdvice�s list of long term test cars and for the next six months it will be my duty to put the vehicle to the ultimate family test.
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