Family Kia
St. Augustine, FL
Hours
Sales/Showroom
Monday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Service
Monday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Parts
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
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My whole experience with Family Kia was great! I would recommend this dealership with the utmost confidence. I would recommend this dealership with the utmost confidence. More
Very efficient. Fair price and I loved the new service waiting room. Love my KIA and I always take it to the KIA dealership to have it serviced. Fair price and I loved the new service waiting room. Love my KIA and I always take it to the KIA dealership to have it serviced. More
I’m always pleased with the quality and timeliness of my service! Casey is awesome. service! Casey is awesome. More
Casey answered all my questions & kept me informed, wait time wasn't long & the waiting room was comfortable. time wasn't long & the waiting room was comfortable. More
Casey and the service dept are awesome and extremely helpful. Communication was on point and I had a great experience. My car is performing so much better since correcting the issue! Thank you so muc helpful. Communication was on point and I had a great experience. My car is performing so much better since correcting the issue! Thank you so much! More
I had a wonderful experience at Family Kia of St. Augustine. My service advisor, Joseph Merturi, was absolutely exceptional. He took the time to clearly explain what services were completed, what ad Augustine. My service advisor, Joseph Merturi, was absolutely exceptional. He took the time to clearly explain what services were completed, what additional services were recommended, and most importantly, what each one actually does and why it matters. He even helped me prioritize what needed attention first. I have never encountered a service advisor who explained things in such a thorough and professional way without making me feel pressured or overwhelmed. It was refreshing, informative, and very much appreciated. Thank you, Joseph, for your patience, honesty, and excellent customer service! More
They gave me their best lowest quote and apr (through their financing) out anyone in central Florida, my first purchase over the phone while it wasn’t perfect they still made sure we were on the ride pat their financing) out anyone in central Florida, my first purchase over the phone while it wasn’t perfect they still made sure we were on the ride path and got it done. Overall Im happy with my purchase of the 2025 K4 EX slick design and it came with everything we wanted plus more (except rear seat cup holders, you have to get the next trim GT I think). It was delivered to me and static with the the service. Thanks family Kia. More
Once again the Kia service people were professional, courteous and knowledgeable. The new service waiting area is well done and very comfortable. A very good service experience. courteous and knowledgeable. The new service waiting area is well done and very comfortable. A very good service experience. More
i recently purchased a vehicle from this dealership, but unfortunately my experience with the salesperson, Tony, was extremely disappointing. From the beginning, Tony seemed visibly annoyed that I was aski unfortunately my experience with the salesperson, Tony, was extremely disappointing. From the beginning, Tony seemed visibly annoyed that I was asking questions about the vehicle. As a customer making a major financial decision, asking questions should be expected -- but instead of being helpful, he came across as impatient and uninterested in assisting me. I requested copies of the safety inspection, multi-point inspection, and service intake inspection multiple times. No one in the department provided them. Instead, Tony told her to "just look at the Carfax" and handed me a piece of paper showing only that an oil change had been done, which did not address my concerns. As of now, we are still requesting copies of these inspection reports and have yet to receive them. The sales department itself was cramped inside a small portable office with several people present. When Tony asked for my Social Security number, I said she was uncomfortable saying it out loud in front of everyone and politely asked if I could type it in instead. He responded by slamming the keyboard down in front of me as if my request was an inconvenience. That behavior was completely unprofessional. i continued asking reasonable questions about the vehicle, but Tony still seemed unfriendly and disengaged, almost as if he didn't want to sell the car to me. At one point, he presented a document titled "We Owe / You Owe" that was blank and asked me to sign it. I understandably said I would prefer to wait until it was filled out before signing. No one should ever be expected to sign a blank document. Despite my hesitation, I felt pressured to sign it, and Tony made faces toward another salesperson while doing so. The entire situation felt uncomfortable and unprofessional. Although I ultimately purchased the vehicle, the experience left a bad impression. I want to clarify that this issue is not about "feeling unhappy" after the purchase -- it is about the way the transaction was handled and the lack of professionalism shown during the process. At no point were we provided copies of the safety inspection, multi-point inspection, or service intake inspection reports, despite requesting them multiple times. Being told to "just look at the Carfax" and being handed a document showing only an oil change does not substitute for the actual inspection documentation we requested. We are still waiting to receive those records. Additionally, the concern was never about repairs being completed. It was about transparency and professionalism. Slamming a keyboard when a customer asks to protect her Social Security number, presenting a blank "We Owe / You Owe" form for signature, and making visible gestures to other staff during the process are not behaviors that reflect a customer-focused environment. Saying "you should not have purchased the vehicle" overlooks the pressure and discomfort created during the transaction. Customers should not have to choose between walking away from a vehicle they want and tolerating unprofessional treatment. We are simply asking for accountability and the inspection documentation that was requested. We hope management will take this feedback seriously so that future customers do not have a similar experience. This is all they had to provide us & with getting frustrated. mind you 5 years ago they would provide the documentation of the inspection no problem, no they REFUSE. Sound shady. Family Kia of St. Augustine (Owner) 4 hours ago I am sorry you feel this way about your experience here; and we certainly do not want our customers to feel this way. However, we did provide all the repairs on the vehicle as you requested. If you were not happy with what we provided, you should not have purchased the vehicle. Again, we apologize that you were not happy with your experience. More
i recently purchased a vehicle from this dealership, but unfortunately my experience with the salesperson, Tony, was extremely disappointing. From the beginning, Tony seemed visibly annoyed that I was aski unfortunately my experience with the salesperson, Tony, was extremely disappointing. From the beginning, Tony seemed visibly annoyed that I was asking questions about the vehicle. As a customer making a major financial decision, asking questions should be expected -- but instead of being helpful, he came across as impatient and uninterested in assisting me. I requested copies of the safety inspection, multi-point inspection, and service intake inspection multiple times. No one in the department provided them. Instead, Tony told her to "just look at the Carfax" and handed me a piece of paper showing only that an oil change had been done, which did not address my concerns. As of now, we are still requesting copies of these inspection reports and have yet to receive them. The sales department itself was cramped inside a small portable office with several people present. When Tony asked for my Social Security number, I said she was uncomfortable saying it out loud in front of everyone and politely asked if I could type it in instead. He responded by slamming the keyboard down in front of me as if my request was an inconvenience. That behavior was completely unprofessional. i continued asking reasonable questions about the vehicle, but Tony still seemed unfriendly and disengaged, almost as if he didn't want to sell the car to me. At one point, he presented a document titled "We Owe / You Owe" that was blank and asked me to sign it. I understandably said I would prefer to wait until it was filled out before signing. No one should ever be expected to sign a blank document. Despite my hesitation, I felt pressured to sign it, and Tony made faces toward another salesperson while doing so. The entire situation felt uncomfortable and unprofessional. Although I ultimately purchased the vehicle, the experience left a bad impression. I want to clarify that this issue is not about "feeling unhappy" after the purchase -- it is about the way the transaction was handled and the lack of professionalism shown during the process. At no point were we provided copies of the safety inspection, multi-point inspection, or service intake inspection reports, despite requesting them multiple times. Being told to "just look at the Carfax" and being handed a document showing only an oil change does not substitute for the actual inspection documentation we requested. We are still waiting to receive those records. Additionally, the concern was never about repairs being completed. It was about transparency and professionalism. Slamming a keyboard when a customer asks to protect her Social Security number, presenting a blank "We Owe / You Owe" form for signature, and making visible gestures to other staff during the process are not behaviors that reflect a customer-focused environment. Saying "you should not have purchased the vehicle" overlooks the pressure and discomfort created during the transaction. Customers should not have to choose between walking away from a vehicle they want and tolerating unprofessional treatment. We are simply asking for accountability and the inspection documentation that was requested. We hope management will take this feedback seriously so that future customers do not have a similar experience. This is all they had to provide us & with getting frustrated. mind you 5 years ago they would provide the documentation of the inspection no problem, no they REFUSE. Sound shady. Family Kia of St. Augustine (Owner) 4 hours ago I am sorry you feel this way about your experience here; and we certainly do not want our customers to feel this way. However, we did provide all the repairs on the vehicle as you requested. If you were not happy with what we provided, you should not have purchased the vehicle. Again, we apologize that you were not happy with your experience. More



