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**Heessduernbub** · 08-22-2012, 11:30 PM

I liked the Kia Forte but just decided I didn't want to spend that much and that the car was to small. I'm glad I went with a mid-sized car, even if its a coupe.

Kia has made considerable strides with their stuff. My Old Kia Sephia was a great car. Never had a major break down. However, parts were a PAIN to get. Talking about having to wait 1-2 weeks to get parts in at times. Parts that I could have gotten same day over the shelf for a Ford, GM, Honda, etc... Because of that, never seriously considered a Kia again. I do all of my own car work and honestly if something breaks down like an Alternator. I don't want to hear that its going to take 3 or 4 days to get an alternator in stock. Thats 3 or 4 days without a car. So until Kia can sort out its parts stock here in the US I won't buy one.

08-22-2012, 11:30 PM	#8
Heessduernbub Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 410 Senior Member	I liked the Kia Forte but just decided I didn't want to spend that much and that the car was to small. I'm glad I went with a mid-sized car, even if its a coupe. Kia has made considerable strides with their stuff. My Old Kia Sephia was a great car. Never had a major break down. However, parts were a PAIN to get. Talking about having to wait 1-2 weeks to get parts in at times. Parts that I could have gotten same day over the shelf for a Ford, GM, Honda, etc... Because of that, never seriously considered a Kia again. I do all of my own car work and honestly if something breaks down like an Alternator. I don't want to hear that its going to take 3 or 4 days to get an alternator in stock. Thats 3 or 4 days without a car. So until Kia can sort out its parts stock here in the US I won't buy one.
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