tuning for and respectively. Kia Enterprise The Kia Enterprise was a sedan built by Kia Motors at its Hwaseong Plant and was based on the Mazda Sentia. It was made available for sale in 1998. It was powered by one of three Mazda-sourced petrol engines of 2.5, 3.0, or 3.6 litres. As before, Kia's full-size sedan was based on a Mazda platform and its predecessor was called the Kia Potentia. The Enterprise has a FR layout with multilink front and rear suspension. In 2002, it was replaced by the Kia Opirus, a platform shared with the Hyundai Grandeur. The Enterprise was a left hand drive vehicle, while the Sentia was right hand drive. It was the last rebadged Mazda released by Kia motors before the company merged with Hyundai Motor Company due to the Asian Financial Crisis in 1997. References External links 1992-95 Mazda 929 info at Consumer Guide GAZOO (Japanese) Mazda Sentia History of Mazda-Sentia Sentia Cars introduced in 1991 Cars discontinued in 2002 Executive cars Flagship vehicles Luxury vehicles Rear-wheel-drive vehicles Vehicles with four-wheel steering Limousines 2000s cars