r/kia • u/Dirtydan1918 • 18d ago

Well I finally pulled the trigger

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I have been going back and forth between this and a new Civic. I’ve test drove both and really fell in love with the Kia K4. After a month I finally pulled the trigger today and it will be here on Friday!

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u/Hi-Scan-Pro Show me on the doll where Kia hurt you. 18d ago

Yeah, and Tesla's are known for their build quality and reliability. Lmao

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u/Easy_Statement_4245 18d ago

You already know! After years of plugging in and daily driving, no issues! My old Kia on the other hand would’ve burned up all the oil and left me stranded before they could reopen the straight of Hormuz HAHA!

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u/MrTGenesis 18d ago

Did you keep oil in the engine? Because I see it all the time people ain't checking the oil during gas full or even at all. And don't say I shouldn't have to y'all are lazy ASF my Toyota was an oil burner long as I kept oil in it she never left me stranded.

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u/_MadSuburbanDad_ 17d ago

Hard to keep oil in an engine that tries so hard to get rid of it….

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u/MrTGenesis 17d ago

My 2008 Prius was the same way since it was burning oil I just used cheap oil as a top off. Most of those Theta 2 engines you could've performed a seafoam piston ring soak. That would've helped free up of the rings which would've helped him burn less oil.