I bought a 1999 KIA Sephia in June of 1999. One week after buying the car I had to take back for repairs to the brakes. It needed new pads and roaters. I purchased the extended warranty. Every month or two after that I had to take it in to have the same thing corrected pads and roaters.
Three months later I had to replace the battery. Two years after having the car I was told I had electrical problems that was not covered in my warranty.
After about eight times of taking it back into the shop for the same break problems and being told by the service rep that Kia does not manufacture good breaks, Kia decided not to pay for the problem any more. Remind you that I purchased the extended warranty.
Kia and the service center constantly told me that I did not purchase the extended warranty and I wound up paying out of my pocket for the work every time after.in total I wound up having 18 sets of breaks and roaters.
I stopped taking it to them to fix since I had to pay for it any way and wound up taking it to MIDAS who put break pads and roaters on that lasted about six months at time at least. Please tell me what they did that the dealer could not do.
I wound up putting eighty thousand miles on the car only because I could not afford anything else at the time. Due to me not working and making alot of money when I was my car was repossed and now they are trying to charge me twice as much I was originally suppose to pay.
TAMEKA
LANDOVER, Maryland
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