Sure, we've seen this rakish concept before at Frankfurt and Tokyo, but we felt it was worth revisiting. Kia doesn't get many breaks, so we thought we'd point out that Korea's oldest automaker had shown this small retractable-hardtop convertible months before the similarly shaped Mitsubishi Eclipse Concept-E was revealed. Although intended to be an affordable vehicle, the 2.0-liter-powered KCV-III has several features more often found on upscale vehicles, such as adaptive cruise control, anti-whiplash headrests, brake assist, electronic stability control, and parking assist. While the car itself is truly a concept, Kia confesses that several showcased technologies will appear on its future models.