Ummm, since most of the Kia and Hyundai engines all have the same problem (see the 8 replacement engines as proof) the new car would be more expensive, and not solve the problem of the engines not meeting the warranty time frame. So, he'd get a new car with an engine that wouldn't last, most probably
67,555 miles average per engine.
ReplyDeleteAt some point, it would have been cheaper for Kia to give the guy a new car, instead of replacing all of those engines.
ReplyDeleteUmmm, since most of the Kia and Hyundai engines all have the same problem (see the 8 replacement engines as proof) the new car would be more expensive, and not solve the problem of the engines not meeting the warranty time frame. So, he'd get a new car with an engine that wouldn't last, most probably
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