If you get the nhtsa weekly recall announcement like I do then you might not be surprised by how the frequency of unintended thermal events or risk of same affect every OEM.not really , still have engine fires in them. dangerous garbage.
If you get the nhtsa weekly recall announcement like I do then you might not be surprised by how the frequency of unintended thermal events or risk of same affect every OEM.not really , still have engine fires in them. dangerous garbage.
“Yea we’re doing 37, 49, 61, and 73 month leases now, but don’t worry we cover the first months payment!”ridiculous. Id rather have "the first payment is on us"
The glass is truly half-empty, huh.Sure include an at-home charger, but forget to mention that it could cost thousands of dollars to install...not everyone has a close box with available slots for breakers.
Must be issues with the ones manufactured for the US market. I own a sportage and it’s been an absolute dream. I’m in the U.K. abs it’s the best car I’ve owned.Looking forward to the gazillion recalls on this one. I'll never buy a Kia again, my wife and I have had nothing but issues on our 2013 Sportage and my 2016 Soul.
Nothing is free in life. Even when "the first payment is on us".ridiculous. Id rather have "the first payment is on us"
Sorry to hear.Looking forward to the gazillion recalls on this one. I'll never buy a Kia again, my wife and I have had nothing but issues on our 2013 Sportage and my 2016 Soul.
my thoughts exactly. i'd have an explanation for why i sold a kia on ebayIf the offer was buy a watch get a free car, I would do that.![]()
Don't know what to tell you - we've had nothing but problems that kia techs can't even diagnose. I've had so many recalls since 2016 and going to the dealer their service department is packed at opening with little people in the sales floor.Kia has made huge progress with quality since 2014/2015. They are now among the most reliable car brands.
Incidentally what turned me to Kia was Honda. I’ve had two Hondas and had major, recurrent issues with them. After reading consumer reports and other reviews, it was Toyota or Kia/Hyundai. Toyota (have one that’s been flawless over the past 7 years) didn’t make the type of vehicle I was looking for so it was a Kia.
My parents have a Sorento. When I was surprised they left Toyotas for something what a bad rep, they said not all Kias rate well but the Sorento did.Don't know what to tell you - we've had nothing but problems that kia techs can't even diagnose. I've had so many recalls since 2016 and going to the dealer their service department is packed at opening with little people in the sales floor.
External and internal vehicle design and features are great though but as a functional car.. hell no
I feel this makes the car look cheap. Giving away an unspecified Apple Watch doesn’t seem generous it seems desperate.
And??? So??? What exactly is wrong with a company trying to promote their product by including a popular-branded accessory? Damn, some of you act like this company has some nerve. 🙄Agreed. This offer is only to attract some media attention
I also have a Kia Niro EV, also my third EV. I'm with you -- the EV6 is on my shortlist as of now. Zero issues with my Niro EV. Surprisingly quick too.We're leasing a Kia Niro EV at the moment, our 3rd EV, and I have to say I really like it. I'll certainly consider a E-GMP platform vehicle in a few years after the lease expires. That should be enough time for Kia/Hyundai to work out the kinks![]()
No way it’s going to be $60k. You can get an Audi e tron for barely more than that. Kia will not be able to get away with charging luxury brand prices and will not try to do so.As far as I know This is going to be a +$60k. A new Apple Watch won’t make any difference
Looking forward to the gazillion recalls on this one. I'll never buy a Kia again, my wife and I have had nothing but issues on our 2013 Sportage and my 2016 Soul.
⬇︎⬇︎⬇︎⬇︎ Read post number #3Same here, in 2009. Worst car I've ever had, and trust me I owned a couple of clunkers.
I love the design of these, and the similarly-sized Hyundai Ioniq. Both Kia and Hyundai (and the Genesis offshoot) have jumped significantly in quality recent years. People comparing these to models made 10+ or even 5 years ago don't know how much the brands have evolved.
Still, it'd be a great car for a lease for a few years, but probably wouldn't purchase one given how quickly the EV landscape is evolving.