benanderson89
Hooneriffic
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I'm going to start pestering my local Ford Store for information on when deliveries for the new Mustang will start. The car I currently drive, a Kia Pro_Cee'd GT hot hatchback, has had some minor niggles over the year I've had it.
Just tiny faults that can be easily fixed, but the problem is not my car, but with the dealership I bought it from. The dealership just keeps on recharging the battery and sending me home without even looking into why the battery is constantly being drained. This morning I got in my car and the battery has, once again, discharged. The dashboard does a disco light-show and the Solenoid sounds like its about to strangle itself. Its embarrassing to have to call your parents to come take you to work, leaving one of them in the house to wait for the dealership's recovery vehicle! :(
I don't blame Kia or the car itself for these little niggles. Its actually a simple fix (extra water proofing around the door handle electrics, believe it or not, according to a main dealer technician on the owner's forums) and an extremely reliable car overall - but wow, check to make sure your local franchised dealership is actually good before buying a car from them! Even when I tell them a main dealer technician has told me the problem, they don't do anything about it and just charge the battery again and give me the same schlock over and over about not leaving the keyless entry fob near the car.
I was going to wait until my car was paid off and grab a 'Stang Spring 2016, but the dealership being incompetent means I'll probably be one of the first in the door for a new Pony. Sell my Kia privately to pay off the last of the bank loan, take the first black Mustang I can get my hands on and voila. As much as I adore my Kia, I don't want to deal with that dealership any longer.
This was just a rant to get it off my chest. I'm in the office so I don't exactly have my punching bag to exact my revenge on right now.
Just tiny faults that can be easily fixed, but the problem is not my car, but with the dealership I bought it from. The dealership just keeps on recharging the battery and sending me home without even looking into why the battery is constantly being drained. This morning I got in my car and the battery has, once again, discharged. The dashboard does a disco light-show and the Solenoid sounds like its about to strangle itself. Its embarrassing to have to call your parents to come take you to work, leaving one of them in the house to wait for the dealership's recovery vehicle! :(
I don't blame Kia or the car itself for these little niggles. Its actually a simple fix (extra water proofing around the door handle electrics, believe it or not, according to a main dealer technician on the owner's forums) and an extremely reliable car overall - but wow, check to make sure your local franchised dealership is actually good before buying a car from them! Even when I tell them a main dealer technician has told me the problem, they don't do anything about it and just charge the battery again and give me the same schlock over and over about not leaving the keyless entry fob near the car.
I was going to wait until my car was paid off and grab a 'Stang Spring 2016, but the dealership being incompetent means I'll probably be one of the first in the door for a new Pony. Sell my Kia privately to pay off the last of the bank loan, take the first black Mustang I can get my hands on and voila. As much as I adore my Kia, I don't want to deal with that dealership any longer.
This was just a rant to get it off my chest. I'm in the office so I don't exactly have my punching bag to exact my revenge on right now.
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