7 Hawaii Kia Dealers

Worked with Kiet to lease a 2025 Sportage, he was able to - vanhopson

Worked with Kiet to lease a 2025 Sportage, he was able to answer all of my questions and got me a fair rate. Love the vehicle and the staff could not have been nicer.

Took vehicle for a recall issue and they did an awesome - Rjnaeole

Took vehicle for a recall issue and they did an awesome job. They also explained what they were removing. Car was finished earlier than estimated. Would recommend them.

I received excellent service from Caleb at KIA Hilo. - makalapua

I received excellent service from Caleb at KIA Hilo. He was very professional and took the time to answer my questions. I believe Caleb is an asset to Aloha KIA Hilo and truly represents this company in a professional manner. He has the “ Aloha spirit!”

GM Allen was Incredible, Very Knowledgable,, George the - konatae55

GM Allen was Incredible, Very Knowledgable,, George the Salesman Very Helpful, Service Manager Ryan is Very Good and Very Helpful when Needed… I believe Aloha Kia Kona is a Very Good Option to Do Business With… I have been doing Business Exclusively with Aloha Kia Kona for 5 Years…

Painless and easy. - None

Painless and easy. staff is vey considerate and professional. Finished in a timely manner with the assurance of satisfaction in the process

Very friendly staff! - auntydz

Very friendly staff! Completely explained what services were done and outcomes. I liked that they took before and after photos of my car.

Bottom Line: Joe and the team at Windward Kia were a - Marina

Bottom Line: Joe and the team at Windward Kia were a refreshing reminder of how people-first and compassionate business relationships should look. Especially in an industry not known for it any more. Success for any business starts with a product or service consumers want. Success really thrives, however, when the company invests in the right type of people to bring the product to the consumer, be stewards of the company’s philosophy, and ensure people to walk away feeling like they got a fair deal from a trustworthy party on the other side. The auto industry has earned a reputation for sugar-coated predatory sales tactics to convince buyers to purchase more than they need at rates higher than they should and on a compressed timeline. Good, bad, or otherwise, there is just a trust deficit here. With the wild popularity of the Telluride, Kia really could do all of the above and still sell the car (and I know from the social media landscape that they ARE doing this in many places). Our experience at Aloha Windward Kia, and specifically working with Joe Kinoxxxxa, was just a completely different experience than any other dealership we visited during our car buying process (although we should have expected it b/c a neighbor recommended him to us for this very reason). Joe was very generous with his time, educated us on all of our options, and applied absolutely no pressure to purchase things we didn’t need. We were very anxious about how to get the Telluride in the configuration we wanted with such high demand for the vehicle. SOMEHOW he was able to find us the needle in the haystack and help us get the perfect car. Not only that, but bent over backward to help us get one additional feature my husband really wanted. Again, the demand is so high that Joe didn’t have to do ANY of that…people are literally lining up to buy these things. Further, we are coming up close to a year after our purchase and we STILL have a direct line to him for any of the million questions I’ve had. He really means it when he says the relationship is just getting started on the day we bought it. Joe came highly recommended to us and we have continued to recommend him to anyone looking for a car. If you are interested in a Kia and on the fence about where to start, save yourself a ton of time and frustration and just go sit down with him.