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Car Forum / Kia Cars / July 2007New Kia owner
Just bought a Spectra5 last nite and looking for a good forum to join, any leads appreciated. This group doesn't look too active, so hope there is something better. Thanks.  SignaturePaul O. oplholik@gmail.com A) I'll refrain from taking that personally; B) My guess is this group will pick up markedly in the next few years, if Kia continues its upward movement. Its sister company, Hyundai, has a very active site through this same alt.autos news group. I would expect that to just keep being more and more the case. C) If you are quite the "personality," you might be the person that really starts picking this group up and having it do something. It has to start somewhere and with a special somebody. D) This is one person voting and hoping you stay. Start some threads, and let us know what you think of your Kia. > Just bought a Spectra5 last nite and looking for a good forum to join, any > leads appreciated. This group doesn't look too active, so hope there is > something better. Thanks. > A) I'll refrain from taking that personally; > Good, it wasn't mean't to be personal. :-) > C) If you are quite the "personality," you might be the person that > really starts picking this group up and having it do something. It has to > start somewhere and with a special somebody. Special somebody? Me? Don't think so. May have questions or comments occaionsally, Will be interested in other's experiences with Kia. > D) This is one person voting and hoping you stay. Start some threads, > and let us know what you think of your Kia. > > Thanks, and I'll give my impressions on the car when I've driven it a > while. Right now I really like it, but this is only after a day of > ownership. Oh, and I bought my Sedona with free oil changes and tires for life. Never paid a cent for either service. Really nice. I supposedly got free oil changes from Hyundai but they want to charge me for shop supplies, oil disposal, and various other mysterious items but give me free oil and filter. Go figure. Two sister dealers within a mile of each other who treat their customers entirely different. Tom >> A) I'll refrain from taking that personally; > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> while. Right now I really like it, but this is only after a day of >> ownership. I too hope you stay. I have a Sedona as well as a Sonata. I wish they would have named them something else because I continually get them mixed up. I lost my Sonata windshield to a truck's rock throwing prowess last week and insisted to my insurance company that it was the Sedona until I listened to what my wife was yelling at me (one of those rare occasions). :o) I like the looks of the Spectra5 except the lack of rear vision inherent with all of the variations of that design out there. Is it a problem for you? Tom > A) I'll refrain from taking that personally; > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> any leads appreciated. This group doesn't look too active, so hope there >> is something better. Thanks. Thanks Tom, I haven't found the rear vision to be a problem. I use the little convex mirrors that stick on the outside mirrors for the blind spots. I wouldn't be without those on any car. SignaturePaul O. oplholik@gmail.com >I too hope you stay. I have a Sedona as well as a Sonata. I wish they >would have named them something else because I continually get them mixed [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] >>> any leads appreciated. This group doesn't look too active, so hope there >>> is something better. Thanks. That's good to hear about the rear vision issue. I like the looks of those cars, too. I wish they would put a diesel in them though for mileage. People don't realize the power the modern diesels have. I've driven quite a few in Europe and they fly! I've been up to 280 KPH on the autobahn in one. :o)))) > Thanks Tom, I haven't found the rear vision to be a problem. I use the [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] >>>> any leads appreciated. This group doesn't look too active, so hope >>>> there is something better. Thanks. A diesel would be cool, but usually the initial expense and maintenance of one would turn me off. I'm hoping to get good enough mileage out of the Spec5 to make me happy. SignaturePaul O. oplholik@gmail.com > That's good to hear about the rear vision issue. I like the looks of > those cars, too. I wish they would put a diesel in them though for > mileage. People don't realize the power the modern diesels have. I've > driven quite a few in Europe and they fly! I've been up to 280 KPH on the > autobahn in one. :o)))) > Just bought a Spectra5 last nite and looking for a good forum to join, any > leads appreciated. This group doesn't look too active, so hope there is [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Paul O. > oplho...@gmail.com Paul, Here are two active KIA message boards: http://www.sorentosite.com/forum/index.php http://www.kia-forums.com/ Thanks, I will add them to the list. SignaturePaul O. oplholik@gmail.com >> Just bought a Spectra5 last nite and looking for a good forum to join, >> any [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > http://www.sorentosite.com/forum/index.php > http://www.kia-forums.com/ |
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