The Kia Tasman | Camo Design Story

Inspiration can be found in adventures.

Richard Boyd Dunlop found his while hitching rides in the back of pickup trucks across Australia.

See the creative process behind the unique Kia Tasman camouflage wrap and how he forged his own path—"The Path Never Taken.”

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[peppersmoothie]

Never considered a Kia, but fate steered us to a one owners used 2005 Sorento in 2008 as we needed a quick second car after downsizing to one luxury car because we thought one car would suffice. Drove the Sorento a few 100k miles till 2016 and got a 17 Sportage SX. Gave the 2005 to a college kid and they drove it 60k miles in 3 years to school and all over the country. At 270k miles they got a new car, but the 2005 Sorento was still ( and still is ) driving around with probably 300k+ miles. Our kids purchased new a 2012 Sorento that now has 254k miles and goes everywhere. Mom (94) has a 13 Sorento with 108k miles we picked up 2 years ago with a brand new Kia engine for 6500. I’ll look at the truck as a third vehicle. All I want is a vehicle that with regular maintenance and garage kept, that can be counted on for 10 years. Something you can send the kids off to college in, starts when you need it and has the value for features. As a retired veteran, value and reliability is my shopping points. Nothing worse than a high maintenance vehicle that’s not trustworthy. The Kia’s are easy to self keep maintained and all the (small) issues of warranty or recall items we have had were quickly remedied by the dealer. Engineering is as best it can be when something is built but unforeseen issues arise that only time and mileage can reveal. I would rather deal with a company that addresses issues with timely recalls and fixes than a company that doesn’t stand behind their product.

[omarmokhtar_yt]

One year ago I bought a Kia Sportage 2023 new generation and was impressed by the design and safety systems that it has and now a car will complete a year and my mind did not understand the design of its beauty and I now look at the new Kia cars and am impressed by the designs or specifications and I see that Kia will succeed in this car Kia company in my opinion better than other One year ago I bought a Kia Sportage 2023 new generation and was impressed by the design and security systems that it has and now a car will complete a year and my mind did not absorb the design of its beauty and I now look at the new Kia cars and am impressed by the designs or specifications and I see that Kia will succeed in this Kia car in my opinion much better than other companies ❤️

[torokun]

American style truck! Let's shake up the market!!! Mojave is an excellent platform. Finally Koreans are getting into a serious car buying market for the US!!!

[mc.charleymusic]

I had a feeling way back in like 2019 that Kia should make a pickup truck, and well, 5 years later, they are making one, and I can't wait to see it when it debuts

[AldoFelt]

When will this be available in the U.S ?

[jcrioracer]

Okay . Amber headlights like the telluride please

[Seanmmvi]

For the love of all that is holy let this be a plug in hybrid and bring it to the US

[Gladius]

Why is it so ugly ?. Paint job is the only good thing.
Why has it got railway sleepers for mudguards ?

[Dguallpa]

They hyped the KIA palisades saying it was off road capable and worthy but here in the States they look boring unibody construction vehicles. A lot of people won’t dare take one off roading.

[FixItChris]

this artist has absolutely no place near this truck. in order to be successful in the truck market you to compete with Ford and GM. No one cares about your wrap design. focus on making the truck function well

[superior]

This an ugly truck. If it looks like a round box forget it. No more kia

[Macky]

I'm still skeptical of Kia, growing up it's always been a bottom of the barrel vehicle choice. They've definitely gotten better looking in the past 5-10 years, not sure of the reliability yet.