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On 9/14/2009 1:16:47 PM Jboyle wrote:I AM soooo disappointed in with my service. I went in with the intention of buying a new car but I'M SO GLAD I DIDN'T! I test drove a EX optima and fell in love with it so I took my business to Spartanburg and ended up with the SX edition and WOW what a deal I got. I paid 4,000 less for the SX than I would have paid for the EX. I was told I was going to get the car for 14,995 and when I went to sign the papers I was going to finance 30,000+ (WHAT?!?!?!?!) They added in my trade when they gave me the 14,900 price, (which they didn't tell me). I know I’m young, but not stupid. I know it's called Kia of Greer, but should be called Scam of Greer. I've told all my friends NOT to buy from this dealership at all, to take there business to Spartanburg and SAVE a ton of money! Bottom line, Kia of Greer should have better management, better customer service, and a better finance team. I can't believe Kia of Greer is still in business.
On 7/30/2009 8:19:46 AM Wabash2001 wrote:I contacted Kia of Greer to purchase a new '09 Sportage because an internet search showed it had a silver 5-speed base LX with A/C--just what I wanted. MSRP on this, including destination, is $18,390. Kia has a factory-to-consumer rebate of $3,000, which makes it $15,390--and that's paying sticker. "Ms. Ann" told me she'd be glad to sell me a green one at a discount, but if I wanted the silver one they have in stock, I'd have to pay $16,000, or $610 ABOVE sticker. For a Kia?! (Note--Kia doesn't charge any different price for color--they're all the same.) I said no thanks.
When she called back, she said she had some "Good News!" She claimed she was doing me a favor because there were others who were begging to buy it and were glad to pay $16,000, but she was willing to give me first dibs. I thanked her but told her to go ahead and let one of the others in line have it. Surprisingly, days later, it's still in their inventory.
Bottom line: If you want to pay more than sticker for a Kia (that's hard to say with a straight face), Kia of Greer will gladly oblige. Be sure and ask for "Ms. Ann."