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Car Forum / Kia Cars / March 2006

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How are your Sorentos holding up?

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Robert Black - 03 Mar 2006 18:58 GMT
Ive only got 18k on mine and have had just a few minor problems,my manual
shift knob came loose,the interior lighting knob fell out of the dash,but
other than that its been great so far.Starts great at 0,F too.
Just wondering if any of you have high mileage ones and how they have held
together.
Jonathan - 03 Mar 2006 19:57 GMT
Greetings,

Our 2003 Sorento EX 2wd has 35k miles on it and so far we've had one bad
spark plug and ignition coil (replaced all plugs and coils under warranty),
the dash clock has never worked right (getting it replaced next week if the
wife has time), and the dome light stopped working for about 3 months
(self-corrected - don't know why but it works now).  Low mpg is 18, high is
21.

Have performed nothing more than routine book maintenance, change the oil
every 5k miles with Mobil-1 synthetic and Purolator PureOne oil fiters, and
air filters, etc. as recommended.

Overall, this truck is holding up and performing woderfully.

Cheers - Jonathan

> Ive only got 18k on mine and have had just a few minor problems,my manual
> shift knob came loose,the interior lighting knob fell out of the dash,but
> other than that its been great so far.Starts great at 0,F too.
> Just wondering if any of you have high mileage ones and how they have held
> together.
BlackGlass - 03 Mar 2006 21:18 GMT
http://kiasorento.proboards46.com/
http://www.kia-forums.com/f17-kia-sorento-forum.htm
http://www.sorentosite.com/forum/
A few Sorento forums to get a good idea how the Sorento is doing.

> Ive only got 18k on mine and have had just a few minor problems,my manual
> shift knob came loose,the interior lighting knob fell out of the dash,but
> other than that its been great so far.Starts great at 0,F too.
> Just wondering if any of you have high mileage ones and how they have held
> together.
Robert Black - 05 Mar 2006 02:02 GMT
Thanks!
> http://kiasorento.proboards46.com/
> http://www.kia-forums.com/f17-kia-sorento-forum.htm
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>> held
>> together.
andrewnp - 13 Mar 2006 05:27 GMT
I have 35K miles on mine. So far, the dash console clock has been
replaced, and I had a minor problem (buzzing) in the automatic locks in
a rear passenger door.  Both repaired quickly and under warranty.

Excellent vehicle, comfortable, reliable.  Will look to KIA again when
its time for something else.  (Prior multiple Ford and multiple Volvo
owner.)  Can't beat them for the combination of low price, reliability
and outstanding warranty.

-- Andrew

p.s. - I bought my Sorento a year after we bought the wife a Sedona.
Both are still running strong, with little or no problems.  We plan on
buying a new Sedona in 2007 as the wife prefers the stow-way third bench.

> Ive only got 18k on mine and have had just a few minor problems,my manual
> shift knob came loose,the interior lighting knob fell out of the dash,but
> other than that its been great so far.Starts great at 0,F too.
> Just wondering if any of you have high mileage ones and how they have held
> together.
Robert Black - 14 Mar 2006 20:35 GMT
"Excellent vehicle, comfortable, reliable.  Will look to KIA again when
its time for something else."
Me too!

> I have 35K miles on mine. So far, the dash console clock has been
> replaced, and I had a minor problem (buzzing) in the automatic locks in a
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>> Just wondering if any of you have high mileage ones and how they have
>> held together.

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