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Thanks but insurance is not so much of a problem in year 1 as they are learners.
It appears to be the hybrid model ?Except that he is referring to 50 cars at the dealers with the same problems. 50? At a single dealer? That is not simply a failure of the dealer - this must surely result in a manufacturer's recall & repair and for Kia to have done otherwise would appear to just be sweeping the issue under the carpet. In addition, the comments below the video are hardly a litany of ringing endorsements, are they? As the guy says, this looks like as if the DVSA/trading standards should have stepped in and resolved the matter. Whilst one does not wish to **** on anybodies chips, based on this guy's experience it would appear that the average bog-roll has more value than the Kia 7 year warranty.
Basically she thought you were a scrap collectorWhen my eldest passed his test, he wanted a car. As it happened, my Mum's next door neighbour was quitting driving and had a 52 plate Mitsub Space Star. She kindly gave it to us.
It needed a good service, a timing belt and tyres all round. Oh, and a CV boot.
Then there were a few bits that were broken in the cabin. A pair of sun visors, a wiper stalk and a driver's door switch unit for the windows and a battery.
Seems a lot of wear and tear for a car that had only done 79K.
Come MOT time, the emissions were cronky but we threw a bottle of stuff in the tank and drove it round the M60.
Another MOT it needed a shock on the front.
Regarding the wipers, I still have to pluck up courage to pull things apart and see what the issue is.
Snapish my boy had a cheap I20.I bought a Hyundai i10 for my daughter some years ago, it's a great wee car. It's 15 years old now and it's now owned by my next door neighbour who thinks it's the best car in the world, he's nearly 80.
My daughter now has an i20 and it's been great, too.