49 Pennsylvania Kia Dealers

Great customer service. Salesperson was very friendly and... - Jacksonryan1988

Great customer service. Salesperson was very friendly and very helpful. The car I got is absolutely fantastic. Kia has really come a long way and would go back to this dealer in the future

I bought my first Kia two weeks ago I love it, I want to - Missqc1

I bought my first Kia two weeks ago I love it, I want to think Marc Roman For a very comfortable easy process, made me comfortable from the very beginning made me feel like I could ask any questions I needed to ask very good experience with him in my first Kia I love it. I want to thank Gary for helping us work some details out.Thank you.

Your service department is top notch! All your service... - Heather

Your service department is top notch! All your service staff are hard working, friendly, dependable and honest. They always go above and beyond. Highly recommend!

If I bought a new car today, it would be from these - suemac252

If I bought a new car today, it would be from these folks! Excellent service staff and answered all our questions in depth. Dan Bennett and company has shown us there are great people out there, Thank you Team Kia!

Helpful and friendly...Justin was a pleasure to deal with - Kim High

Justin was awesome to deal with very friendly,fast,efficient,and helpful..I highly recommend this dealship and with pass my experience to my friends.

I have been driving a 2016 Kia Optima for many years. - minnich

I have been driving a 2016 Kia Optima for many years. I am writing this review to applaud the Service Department at York Kia and its enforcement of the Kia warranty. During the years I have owned the Optima a new engine, manifold and starter, as well as several recall corrections, have been installed--ALL AT

Pleasant atmosphere. Dima was friendly and helpful as a... - hambone55

Pleasant atmosphere. Dima was friendly and helpful as a salesman. However, they didn't have a Kia Sportage in stock with the equipment we wanted. (Most dealers are having difficulty with keeping their stock at reasonable levels because of the chip shortage.) I was expecting to find a Kia that was advertised online when I went there. It wasn't available, but I should have known to ask specifically for that vehicle when calling, especially since most online stock is gone by the time you get to a dealer. Perhaps Allison should have let me know that the specific vehicle I was requesting wasn't in stock, but then again, I didn't ask.

After I bought a Kia sorento from them I had taken my car - d.grimes 6613

After I bought a Kia sorento from them I had taken my car in for service after hitting a deer. Well they were suppose to change the radiator with a new one that my insurance company paid them for. Well a few weeks later my car started over heating due to a bad radiator. Took it to another service company and here to find out the radiator was never fixed and the old one was still in there. Well I consider that fraud and very poor customer service. I would NEVER buy a car there and would say BUYER BEWARE!

Terrible manager. I have never had a manager tell me to... - wallyz5

Terrible manager. I have never had a manager tell me to shop elsewhere. No response from Blaise Alexanders assistant so I guess he doesn't care either. I will shop elsewhere.

I had an amazing experience with Fred Beans purchasing my - Stylesj

I had an amazing experience with Fred Beans purchasing my new 2023 KIA Niro SX-Touring in runway red. While many other dealers are charring thousands and thousands over MSRP Fred Beans did not. They were honest and far with their pricing and did not try to use and sales tactics on us. In fact, they were able to provide us with incentives to purchase our new Niro. Sometime this winter we will be in the market for another KIA and Fred Beans will be our only stop. If you are in the market for a Kia or any of the brands that Fred Beans offers, I would recommend giving them a try. Also never forget all of the dealers that wanted to charge well over MSRP and avoid them even when the market corrects itself. Raceway Kia tried to charge me a " market adjustment of 5000". I will tell everyone I can to avoid at all costs.

Excellent customer service. - DMPAPSONSHIPE

Excellent customer service. We went looking for a specific vehicle and Cody was awesome. He worked with us and got us exactly what we wanted for the price we could afford. Thank you so much!!!!

Don’t honor their promise - Nohappyinpa

I bought my 2017 Kia Sportage there and was blown away by the cumstomer service and the life time oil changes and inspections. Everyone was amazing. I’ve been trying to get an oil change there for 3 months and it keeps getting canceled, the latest today. I was told all their service techs have quite and they don’t have anyone anymore. This is a horrible way to run a business. I will be calling corporate. Why promise something if you can’t deliver.

My Sales team Raheem and Jasmine were Awesome. They were... - Vsalla

My Sales team Raheem and Jasmine were Awesome. They were sent by God to me in helping me get the Jeep I wanted. Love them!

Was the best car buying experience we ever had. - Kraft Family

Was the best car buying experience we ever had. Great car, price, purchasing paperwork with honesty 100% of the time. No xx, hard selling or surprises..

Post-pandemic, I did get exactly what I wanted because - MB

Post-pandemic, I did get exactly what I wanted because now you need to order your cars what with the supply chain being what it is. Putting that aside, I would highly not recommend this Kia dealership. Although I've had my Sportage Hybrid for a bit over four months and love it, the third issue just came to light and spurred me write this review. One, even though I specifically stated I wanted my specialty D.A.R.E. plate transferred over, they gave me a brand new plate (noted in the paperwork) and said they forgot. Two, I was half an hour into my journey home and they called to state they "... had completely forgotten to physically put my plate on my car", meaning I had no temp tag or anything back there. Three, my company hosts a tire check event once a year, so I figured I'd get a free lunch out of it (remember, my car's only four months in my hands). Come to find out my tire pressure was at 50 when it should have been 35! Apparently, overseas factories set it intentionally high because they don't want them to get a flat spot during transport on the boat; dealerships recognized this and began specifying that tire pressures get reset before the vehicle is sold.