Lori C.
Do not buy a Kia
I am the second owner of a Kia Forte 2015 with 75,663 miles on it. The knock sensor came (indicated by the engine light)on and it went into limp mode I took it to Oakes Kia dealership in Kansas City Missouri where I was appointed a rental car at $40 a day. They said they fixed the knock sensor I picked up my car and that very evening the exact same thing happened the engine light came on the knock sensor and it was in limp mode. I took it back to the dealership it was there for over seven days where they ran multiple tests on it and told me I needed a new engine which would be over $8000. The Kelley Blue Book value of the car was a little over $9000. Obviously it was not worth having it repaired. I drove it to the dealership but I could not even drive it out of the lot it was shaking and knocking and doing all kinds of weird things that it had never done before. All the tests they ran made my car undrivable. Kia should stand by their products and should have given me a new engine at no cost and Reimbursed me for my rental car which was almost $1000. I am out $10,000 thanks to Kia. I would not buy one if I were you. And you would think the dealership would have given me a deal on the rental car since the tests they performed on my car made it worse than it was.