Its because they are actually quite nice on the stuff one sees and feels and usually substantially cheaper with american manufacturer levels of agressive financ

Its because they are actually quite nice on the stuff one sees and feels and usually substantially cheaper with american manufacturer levels of agressive financing available. Thats why i own a kia. They won the test drive. Had the best tech integration, and were substantially less expensive to the point i could lose an engine or a transmission or the electrical system and still be substantially ahead (and if it happened five years or more out i could lose 2 of those and still be ahead). If you can do basic math and drive less than ~20k kms a year they will often be the absolutely obvious choice to buy, they certainly were in my local situation.