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Everyone here keeps failing to mention the part where Kia didn’t care about the customers who complained, but instead extorted people out of another $500 to $1,
by hoofhearted 3y ago
Everyone here keeps failing to mention the part where Kia didn’t care about the customers who complained, but instead extorted people out of another $500 to $1,000 to resolve the issue for them.
People have also failed to mention the part where insurers are dropping people with Kia Souls because they are too high risk.
- ApolloFortyNine 3y agoSeemingly if you read deep enough in the features for the car, it would be described there. If they lied, that's another issue entirely. It's totally fair for absolutely no one in the US to buy from KIA again. But if they were following the law by omitting ignition locking (maybe under some misguided notion that the US isn't as crime ridden as it is). There's some countries and still some parts of the US where you could realistically leave the cars in the ignition for weeks and the car wouldn't be stolen. This is nothing but a symptom of a larger issue.