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JT's Kia of Rock Hill
Rock Hill, SC
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February 22, 2023
Made fair offer on new Telluride and it was quickly accepted. No hassle purchase. Drove from Charleston to Rock Hill and finalized paperwork. Drove off the lot back to Charleston. Very friendly and ea accepted. No hassle purchase. Drove from Charleston to Rock Hill and finalized paperwork. Drove off the lot back to Charleston. Very friendly and easy to work with. Salesman was Ray King. He went over everything in the car with the wife and made sure she was satisfied with her new car. If you want a great car at a fair price, JT’s Kia is the place to go. No local Charleston dealer would come near their price. More
by Seeya Kia
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Ray King
January 17, 2023
I would never recommend these folks , especially the service dept. worse group of individuals to deal with . absolutely the worst I would not recommend this place to anyone. service dept. worse group of individuals to deal with . absolutely the worst I would not recommend this place to anyone. More
by dgnewton123
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Mike
August 13, 2022
I have leased 2 vehicles at J T Kia with the help of salesperson Jacob Ryder. He is always helpful, courteous and attentive. A professional place to shop. salesperson Jacob Ryder. He is always helpful, courteous and attentive. A professional place to shop. More
by fitz9184
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Jacob Ryder
April 30, 2022
Well, it is a seller’s market and I am sure the sales manager at JT’s KIA will not lose sleep nor loose a sale over what happened on my most recent visit. I grew up in a rural area with a stable populat manager at JT’s KIA will not lose sleep nor loose a sale over what happened on my most recent visit. I grew up in a rural area with a stable population and the amount of respect accorded was based upon how one treated others and how good one’s word was. We no longer live in a culture that lets us track individual, so we track organizations. We buy cars new and drive them for years. The dealer always services them, so the dealer's service reputation is the first thing we look at when starting a purchasing process. The vehicles are researched on Consumer Reports and other sites. Burns Chevrolet and JT’s KIA both have top rated service departments. Unfortunately, Burns does not have a well-rated vehicle of the type we want. Friday, when we entered, the sales manager introduced us to his “one of his top sales men.” Turns out the likeable and articulate gentleman has not been there long enough to get cards made up. There are a few Sportages coming in but they are all spoken for. Then, I get a call on Saturday they have arrived and one is not spoken for. Since my wife is not available Monday, she cannot drive the car until Tuesday. If I can put down a $1,000.00 refundable deposit, I will have first dibs. I speed over to the dealership. The sticker price is increased by a couple thousand as I look at it. OK, I will write you a check. Well, the manager would prefer a card. OK, no problem. Well the manager would like you complete some paperwork showing more of a commitment. Is the deposit still refundable? No. Keeping my word may have cost me a couple of times in my career. But I choose not to do business with liars. We will buy an SUV. It is unlikely to be a KIA, since if an organization allows one dishonest person, then they will allow more. This is particularly pernicious in middle management. More
by fishergeek
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Neal, sales manager
January 09, 2022
We started with a used suv from JTs and were very impressed with their service department that led us to buy new from them. I wanted Nothing to do with virtual car buying and if I was pressured into impressed with their service department that led us to buy new from them. I wanted Nothing to do with virtual car buying and if I was pressured into virtual interaction, I would have gone elsewhere. I loved the “in person” relationship. All questions were answered and the actual purchase was easy and painless. More
by Lynn Hoke
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Tyshaun Neeley, Brett O’Day
