The one vehicle I’ve seen everywhere .. rich, poor, and in the middle ..everyone seems to have one

[Anonymous]

It’s intriguing to me that people across the spectrum are drawn to this Kia. The Telluride.

Take my personal research for what you will - just my own personal observations.

You’ll see it in Nantucket and you’ll see it in Myrtle Beach.

[Anonymous]

No one I know has one. In Nantucket, we see a range of cars, but mostly jeeps.

[Anonymous]

I keep seeing this car everywhere and I am really interested in it. Never thought I would say that about a Kia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I keep seeing this car everywhere and I am really interested in it. Never thought I would say that about a Kia.

I have to concur this - - I myself see this vehicle often (as well as other Kias) which have made me confused since I always thought of Kias as kinda low-end cars.

But I am seeing a lot more of them then say…even five yrs ago.

I notice the newer vehicles now have a modern, sleek design which may be why they are becoming more popular w/motorists.

Could the sleek new design as well as the newer KIA emblem be simply lipstick 💄 on a pig or do you think these cars are now built better, than say a Honda or a Toyota even??

[Anonymous]

It's cheap and it's flashy and has things like it's own wifi network.

But you'd be better off buying what it's a knock off of: A hybrid Honda CRV.

[Anonymous]

My BIL has had a KIA EV6 for about 3-4 years now and he's pretty happy with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's cheap and it's flashy and has things like it's own wifi network.

But you'd be better off buying what it's a knock off of: A hybrid Honda CRV.

No, maybe a Pilot. The Telluride is a 3-row SUV.

[Anonymous]

One of the richest families at our school has one and they have a huge beautiful house. They clearly could afford any car. It makes me want to test drive one because they chose it over all the other cars out there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's cheap and it's flashy and has things like it's own wifi network.

But you'd be better off buying what it's a knock off of: A hybrid Honda CRV.

It’s much bigger than a CRV. It’s probably bigger than a pilot. I’ve been in one. It’s nice, but I wouldn’t expect it to last that long.

[Anonymous]

We bought a Kia Sorrento 8+ years ago (or so, forgetting exactly) and were a little nervous about it but figured at worst it was a good transition car for a third row and if it didn't work out we could get something else at 5 years or so. Well, it's at 150K miles, and it's solidly going strong. Definitely not a low-end car.

[Anonymous]

The Telluride has won awards for years as the best mid-sized SUV. When my highlander dies, I am likely getting one. People love it.

[Anonymous]

Way too big.
Also KIAs are not very reliable.

[Anonymous]

Haven’t seen very many.

IMO it’s the Odyssey. My broke cousin has one and I also have lots of very wealthy friends with one. Those sliding doors are awesome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Telluride has won awards for years as the best mid-sized SUV. When my highlander dies, I am likely getting one. People love it.

It's a great car, but it's a cheap Honda knockoff. We seriously debated getting one before getting our Pilot—but decided Kia's track record of quality wasn't as good as Honda's and that's why there's a price difference.

[Anonymous]

Never a KIA - Killed In Action.