Are new Kias' reliable
#32
01-28-2009, 09:47 AM
Ben, looking at apartments for about 6 months because I'm not sure if I want to leave Suburbia just yet LOL. I maybe looking over there when it comes to getting a house, depending on how I like it out here.
#33
01-28-2009, 02:13 PM
Wait, I never hear this phrase out of my g/f and just want to confirm it. Did she say, "the Honda is to expensive"?
Oh...........she's a keeper lol.
Oh...........she's a keeper lol.
#34
01-28-2009, 02:17 PM
Sean,
My neighbor's close friend bought a kia. Sticker was $19k and she got it for $12k OTD. I'm sure you can get more than $5k off
Edwin
My neighbor's close friend bought a kia. Sticker was $19k and she got it for $12k OTD. I'm sure you can get more than $5k off
Edwin
Last edited by M32; 01-28-2009 at 02:24 PM.
#35
01-28-2009, 02:23 PM
this guy... Ben, Yes, I really like the CRV...my wife liked the Kia's more however...she said the Honda was "too expensive" God bless her.
Of course I just spent $1100 on my sons first month of Montessori school and my wife pulled him out after a week, so she is not really a money saver.
Of course I just spent $1100 on my sons first month of Montessori school and my wife pulled him out after a week, so she is not really a money saver.
Edwin
#36
01-28-2009, 02:27 PM
I think what she really needs is a Jeep SRT8... Nothing like a CTT killer that will make you mod the CTT because you can't stand the idea of your wife beating something that's yours... LOL!
On a serious note I'd take a look at Jeeps, they are running REALLY good deals on all of the models. Maybe you can get yourself a minivan because that is the real deal when it comes to big pimpin now a days!
On a serious note I'd take a look at Jeeps, they are running REALLY good deals on all of the models. Maybe you can get yourself a minivan because that is the real deal when it comes to big pimpin now a days!
#38
01-28-2009, 04:02 PM
#39
01-28-2009, 04:10 PM
Damn Sean you better watch out for that Todd, hes trying to scam on Christine..
What a perv...
What a perv...
#41
01-28-2009, 04:44 PM
Sure, I'll get her all cleaned up. She's not only beautiful on the outside but the inside as well.
#42
01-28-2009, 08:26 PM
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Sean,
Kia's have a great warranty so it's really a no-brainer bargain. When we went sopping for minivans a couple of years ago I did a ton of research. The Kia minivan had the highest safety (crash) ratings of them all. We ended up with a Honda Oddy...it is a truly great vehicle and this is a significant comment as it was not long ago when I would have picked death before a minivan.
Kia's have a great warranty so it's really a no-brainer bargain. When we went sopping for minivans a couple of years ago I did a ton of research. The Kia minivan had the highest safety (crash) ratings of them all. We ended up with a Honda Oddy...it is a truly great vehicle and this is a significant comment as it was not long ago when I would have picked death before a minivan.
#43
01-29-2009, 05:56 AM
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This made me laugh!
How about a new Jetta TDI for 25K?
Or a 1 year old Passat 2.0 (new motor) turbo?
You can also get either in a wagon as well
Coincidentally I am in the process of "Changing out" my Cayenne also
Marty
#45
01-29-2009, 10:59 AM
Husband and wife splitting costs? Sounds new to me. The only thing my wife splits is my checkbook when she's ripping out a new one.