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>>I decided it was >>time to get a new or used car and came accross a 00 >>Kia Sephia. I told the salesman my situation and that >>I needed a reliable car. He told me that this was a >>good used car at 70,000 miles. That nothing should go >>wrong with the car. I'm 5 months into ownership and >>I've replaced all the brakes, transmission >>differential and carrier. > >>Trust >>me people don't get yourself a Kia. You would rather >>walk then drive this car. If your looking for a death >>trap, then buy Kia. > > >Dude.... you should DO some research beyond your >sample size of 1 before making the statements you made >above. > >The KIA Corp. of today is NOT the KIA Corp of circa >2000, the year your car was made. > >I owned several crappy Ford's during the '70s and >'80s. Does that mean that I shouldn't consider their >top-rated Fusion here in 2006? Granted, the year >2000 isn't as far back as the '70s, but since your car >was produced, Hyundai's majority ownership in KIA >starting in 1999/2000 has totally turned the company >and its products around. > >While I empathize with your bad luck with your Sephia, >don't assume that the new products are being produced >with that level of quality. > >My 2004.5 Spectra's been the most trouble free and >enjoyable new car I've ever owned.... and it's now at >30k+ miles and in its third year. More and more >positive posts about KIA's current line of products >are being posted every day. The "Death to KIA" posts >are rapidly being surplanted with 'KUDOS to KIA" >posts. > >-SM

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