We want to get the maximum synergy out of that. But Hyundai Motor America is an independent sales arm, as is Kia Motors America. Most of the synergy work is done in Korea, and each company gets its own direction from the parent in Korea. In 1998, before I got here, Kia sold 82,500 cars. This year we are trying to make 200,000.
New models are behind the increase.
We added Spectra and Rio sedan last year, and the Optima, Rio five-door and Sedona minivan this year. When new cars come out, of course, they increase overall volumes. But we are very careful to increase sales gradually so we can get a steady confidence gain from consumers. Next year we will introduce a bigger SUV equivalent in size to the Mitsubishi Montero Sport and Toyota 4Runner. That will put us in another segment, so we will see some increase from that as well.