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myssfytz Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 14460	Mon 09/07/09 07:19 PM
Anybody have a good/bad opinion or knowledge of them ?? I am on the market for a car and can get one, Kia Optima 2006 4 dr Sunroof 49k, for about 7k.A good friend is helping me in the finance dept of the dealership in Miami where it is. Dont know much of them, I hear good and bad....what're your opinions ??? Anybody have one ???

Maudred Joined Mon 07/23/07 Posts: 842	Mon 09/07/09 07:21 PM
I dont hear bad things about KIA's, my old partner drove one for 8 years. No issues. I like my chevy impala lt though. <3

Atlantis75 Joined Wed 12/03/08 Posts: 8581	Mon 09/07/09 07:22 PM
ohh..I was thinking about something else with the same abbreviation. I don't know so i googled it for you: What Edmunds.com says The roomy, well-equipped 2006 Kia Optima is a decent choice if you need a family sedan for well under $20,000. But if you want V6 power, we suggest spending a little more for the better-performing Hyundai Sonata. Pros Low price, pleasant highway ride, excellent warranty, 2006.5 model's peppy inline-4, roomy cabin, athletic handling. Cons Underpowered V6, some cheap interior bits on old model. http://www.edmunds.com/kia/optima/2006/review.html

STARTRAVELER Joined Thu 02/14/08 Posts: 9691	Mon 09/07/09 07:22 PM Edited by STARTRAVELER on Mon 09/07/09 07:27 PM
Have you researched the original price on that model ?Seems a little steep for what was a 10-12,ooo dollar car originally .Research it in Consumer Reports or Kelly Blue book

Britishfcuk Joined Sat 09/05/09 Posts: 27	Mon 09/07/09 07:23 PM
ohh..I was thinking about something else with the same abbreviation. I don't know so i googled it for you: What Edmunds.com says The roomy, well-equipped 2006 Kia Optima is a decent choice if you need a family sedan for well under $20,000. But if you want V6 power, we suggest spending a little more for the better-performing Hyundai Sonata. Pros Low price, pleasant highway ride, excellent warranty, 2006.5 model's peppy inline-4, roomy cabin, athletic handling. Cons Underpowered V6, some cheap interior bits on old model. http://www.edmunds.com/kia/optima/2006/review.html I was thinking ' Killed in Action ' Kia's the cars... - crap

Quietman_2009 Joined Wed 07/29/09 Posts: 7430	Mon 09/07/09 07:23 PM
http://blogs.consumerreports.org/cars/kia/

Maudred Joined Mon 07/23/07 Posts: 842	Mon 09/07/09 07:23 PM
Have you researched the original price on that model ?Seems a little steep for what was a 10_12,ooodollar car originally .Research it in Consumer Reports or Kelly Blue book I agree, KBB is the shiznit.

Maudred Joined Mon 07/23/07 Posts: 842	Mon 09/07/09 07:24 PM
ohh..I was thinking about something else with the same abbreviation. I don't know so i googled it for you: What Edmunds.com says The roomy, well-equipped 2006 Kia Optima is a decent choice if you need a family sedan for well under $20,000. But if you want V6 power, we suggest spending a little more for the better-performing Hyundai Sonata. Pros Low price, pleasant highway ride, excellent warranty, 2006.5 model's peppy inline-4, roomy cabin, athletic handling. Cons Underpowered V6, some cheap interior bits on old model. http://www.edmunds.com/kia/optima/2006/review.html I was thinking ' Killed in Action ' Kia's the cars... - crap "Kia's the cars" For posting an idiocy problem forum, you sure are right down here with us minglers.

myssfytz Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 14460	Mon 09/07/09 07:25 PM
ohh..I was thinking about something else with the same abbreviation. I don't know so i googled it for you: What Edmunds.com says The roomy, well-equipped 2006 Kia Optima is a decent choice if you need a family sedan for well under $20,000. But if you want V6 power, we suggest spending a little more for the better-performing Hyundai Sonata. Pros Low price, pleasant highway ride, excellent warranty, 2006.5 model's peppy inline-4, roomy cabin, athletic handling. Cons Underpowered V6, some cheap interior bits on old model. http://www.edmunds.com/kia/optima/2006/review.html Thanks Atlantis. But whats a peppy inline ??? The way it handles ??? I think Im getting it for a good price, and its well taken care of and well, I NEED a newer car.Mine is about to fall to its death any week now....Doctors give about 3 months....

Atlantis75 Joined Wed 12/03/08 Posts: 8581	Mon 09/07/09 07:28 PM
ohh..I was thinking about something else with the same abbreviation. I don't know so i googled it for you: What Edmunds.com says The roomy, well-equipped 2006 Kia Optima is a decent choice if you need a family sedan for well under $20,000. But if you want V6 power, we suggest spending a little more for the better-performing Hyundai Sonata. Pros Low price, pleasant highway ride, excellent warranty, 2006.5 model's peppy inline-4, roomy cabin, athletic handling. Cons Underpowered V6, some cheap interior bits on old model. http://www.edmunds.com/kia/optima/2006/review.html Thanks Atlantis. But whats a peppy inline ??? The way it handles ??? I think Im getting it for a good price, and its well taken care of and well, I NEED a newer car.Mine is about to fall to its death any week now....Doctors give about 3 months.... Peppy inline is like a 4 cylinder zippy- zappy engine that will prowl like a cat!

myssfytz Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 14460	Mon 09/07/09 07:32 PM
ohh..I was thinking about something else with the same abbreviation. I don't know so i googled it for you: What Edmunds.com says The roomy, well-equipped 2006 Kia Optima is a decent choice if you need a family sedan for well under $20,000. But if you want V6 power, we suggest spending a little more for the better-performing Hyundai Sonata. Pros Low price, pleasant highway ride, excellent warranty, 2006.5 model's peppy inline-4, roomy cabin, athletic handling. Cons Underpowered V6, some cheap interior bits on old model. http://www.edmunds.com/kia/optima/2006/review.html I was thinking ' Killed in Action ' Kia's the cars... - crap "Kia's the cars" For posting an idiocy problem forum, you sure are right down here with us minglers. And you are talking to whom ???

myssfytz Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 14460	Mon 09/07/09 07:34 PM
ohh..I was thinking about something else with the same abbreviation. I don't know so i googled it for you: What Edmunds.com says The roomy, well-equipped 2006 Kia Optima is a decent choice if you need a family sedan for well under $20,000. But if you want V6 power, we suggest spending a little more for the better-performing Hyundai Sonata. Pros Low price, pleasant highway ride, excellent warranty, 2006.5 model's peppy inline-4, roomy cabin, athletic handling. Cons Underpowered V6, some cheap interior bits on old model. http://www.edmunds.com/kia/optima/2006/review.html Thanks Atlantis. But whats a peppy inline ??? The way it handles ??? I think Im getting it for a good price, and its well taken care of and well, I NEED a newer car.Mine is about to fall to its death any week now....Doctors give about 3 months.... Peppy inline is like a 4 cylinder zippy- zappy engine that will prowl like a cat! Ive got 2 cats....so do I get double the prowl ???

Atlantis75 Joined Wed 12/03/08 Posts: 8581	Mon 09/07/09 07:35 PM Edited by Atlantis75 on Mon 09/07/09 07:36 PM
And you are talking to whom ??? He was talking to britishcfuk, he made a rather interesting point of view earlier, that was deleted.

myssfytz Joined Mon 02/04/08 Posts: 14460	Mon 09/07/09 07:37 PM
And you are talking to whom ??? He was talking to britishcfuk, he made a rather interesting point of view earlier, that was deleted. Thanks you.Kinda thought so, but wasnt sure. Didnt catch that.Guess Im lucky.

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