kiaclub.it
Italian online forum for Kia car owners and enthusiasts, with model discussions, car news, guides and club meetups
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About kiaclub.it
Forum Kia Club Italia is an online forum for owners and fans of Kia cars in Italy. It hosts discussion sections for individual Kia models, publishes news about new Kia models and concepts, and runs a section of guides and tutorials.
The audience is Kia owners and enthusiasts who discuss models, maintenance and news on the forum. The club also announces and organises in-person meetups (raduni) for members, such as gatherings in Tuscany and Lombardy.
The site lists 23,417 discussions, 406,309 messages and 17,685 members. The website is in Italian.
Product: Online discussion forum and news section on Kia cars, with guides and tutorials.
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