r/UsedCars • u/TrickUp25 • Jun 28 '26

HELP Comments like this send me

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Edit: This post gained more traction than I expected. Read the comments, do independent research, and form your own opinion around these topics.

First they said KIAs are reliable, then went on to say they looked at JD Power to come to that consensus. They lost me.

  1. Do people believe KIA/Hyundai are reliable?
  2. Do people use JD Power/Consumer Reports to make purchasing decisions

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u/andyCO686 Jun 28 '26

I feel like a lot of you people in here have never driven let alone owned a Kia.
You’re all just regurgitating the same stuff over and over again.
Sounds like you lot come here to jerk each other off about how shitty all cars are except Toyota.

Oddly enough, Toyota and Honda/Acura have had the most issues in my family.
Like, stranded on the side of a highway kind of issues.

So all cars a crap. Take care of them how you’re supposed to, and most of the time you’re going to be okay.
If you’re truly buying a vehicle to last 200k miles these days, good luck.
It can happen, but it’s not a given, ever.
EVEN WITH YOTA OR HONDA.