Kia of North Austin

Not helpful at all I bought a used vehicle last October, financed through 1 of my banks. My bank never received the title. Several phone calls to Capital Kia did NO go I bought a used vehicle last October, financed through 1 of my banks. My bank never received the title. Several phone calls to Capital Kia did NO good. I have bought many vehicles in my life (I'm not young) and have never had this lack of service with a dealership before. Believe me when I say they are not a "above and beyond" kind of place. Bare minimum!! ONE key? Because that's all they were given. And they want $250 to get another programmable key. Service Department is AWESOME!! Needless to say, when my co-worker was in the market for a NEW Kia, I steered her away from this place. Word of mouth works!! More

Disappointed a bit angry Not sure what to say because my problem is not quite finished stay tuned feel uncomfortable saying more I don't have the needed trust that all pap Not sure what to say because my problem is not quite finished stay tuned feel uncomfortable saying more I don't have the needed trust that all paperwork was done properly and the communication to me has been unclear. At the time I felt pressured to buy a car even after saying I was exhausted and I needed to think. I was there almost 5 hours. By the time I test drove three vehicles I couldn't think clearly and the car I bought did not have the features that the VIP rep told me it did. I didnt' realize that until I got home and checked car the next day. I was rushed out without the proper help with setting up all the complicated features on the new soul exclaim, Six weeks later I am still trying to set everything up. More

Cheat and deceit Dealer On the 16 of last month I purchased a 2001 corvette from Capitol Kia. or who I call Cheat and deceit Kia. They advertised the vehicle at almost 16000 On the 16 of last month I purchased a 2001 corvette from Capitol Kia. or who I call Cheat and deceit Kia. They advertised the vehicle at almost 16000. but when I called they said that it needed some work and that would be included in the price. I said ok and it turned out to be 3000 more then advertised price but I wanted a vett and said ok so we financed the deal Through Wells Fargo Dealer services on that day. They salesman Matthew Howell said it would be a couple days and I could get it. I told him I didn't want to be kept in the dark and to call me on the status of MY car. They took it to the Chevy dealer and it sat there for I believe 2 weeks although I was never kept in the loop They didn't call me to this day. I did get a 5 day no questions ask money back option So at the 2.5 week delay i backed out of the deal. They refunded my down payment but not Wells Fargo 19999 Payment making it impossable for me to purchase another Vehicle from a more reputable dealer When I call Cheat and Deceit they either have a full mailbox or some other excuse as to not take my call. It has been 9 days since I cancelled the deal and Still no reply or action from this Dealer I would strongly suggest that you find another dealer to deal with because this one does not know the meaning of honesty. PS I have found two more corvettes that I wanted but couldn't purchase them because of then not returning the purchase price to the Wells Fargo Dealer services. More

Horrible Customer Service-Unhelpful Staff I purchased a 2014 Kia Cadenza pre-certified vehicle from Evan Kelley from this location on November 9, 2015. As I was purchasing this vehicle, there I purchased a 2014 Kia Cadenza pre-certified vehicle from Evan Kelley from this location on November 9, 2015. As I was purchasing this vehicle, there were some details that needed to get done before I took the car. They said they would get them fixed. The next day, I went to the dealership and they told me that they had not began to do things to the car because they were concerned about a negative balance I had on my trade in. Yes I traded my 2014 Toyota Camry for a Kia thinking I was making the right choice. Anyway, when I went to speak to Evan he said that he was worried my bank would not finance the vehicle because of the negative equity. The bank had already approved me for the amount of the purchase including the negative balance. So during my purchase, they had me wait so they could do my paperwork for about 3 hours. I did not take the car. I told them that once they completed minor things they were working on I would pick up my car. A week after the purchase I took possession of the vehicle. Since the beginning, I had been having problems with the key FOB falling off the key. Because of the holidays and work schedule, I had not been able to take the key to get checked. While at work, the key FOB fell off the key and I did not realize when and were it fell until I was about to leave home for the day. I contacted the dealership and told them the situation to see if they could replace the key FOB since, I believe there was an issue with it since it was falling off constantly. I called the dealership and could not get ahold of someone in service. On the 3rd attempt, I finally got thru and spoke to a Gus. I asked if the key was covered under warranty and he said no without checking and that it was 200.00 to replace. Then I asked him to transfer me to Susan and she said that there was nothing she could do because she was finance and called service. Service never called her wo we had to walk to service. This is at 8:00 p.m. and after waiting for an hour to see Susan. Then we spoke to a Chris in service who was helpful and tried to help. He said that he couldn't do anything but that he would speak to some Carlos in the front the next day. I then called and asked Chris if he has spoken to Carlos and he said that Carlos was not in and that I would have to wait again another day and to see what he says. I then waited 2 days and I called Chris. Chris told me that he had spoken to Carlos and that Carlos said I needed to speak to a Chris who is also a manager. Then I called Chris, who as of now I have no idea what his title is and told him the situation and the issues I had been having with the FOB. Chris then asked me if I had spoken to the sales man (Evan) about the issue and I told him that I had not yet because this was an issue that I was told only service could take care of. During our conversation over the phone and without Chris telling me he was putting me on speaker with Evan I told Evan what was going on. Basically, Evan the sales man who sold us the car said I had never told him about the issue and it was not covered under warranty and that was that. After going thru all the managers, including speaking to Jason, the General Manager the night the FOB fell off, and told me that he had no idea what to do and sent me to Carlos. So the sales man ended up making the decision after wasting all my time with this issue. I aint asking for anything more that I felt they could have assisted me. I would understand if I was the one who had lost the keys, then I would understand that I would have to pay for it. But since the beginning, I have had issues with this key and one of my biggest mistakes was not returning the key when having the issues. But because of my schedule. The other mistake is downgrading from Toyota to Kia. And especially from the Capitol Kia location. They are always there when they are trying to sell you the car, but once you have issues, they throw the buck around. No one at this location seems to know what they are doing. This is also a comment that was made by several employees from this location. I am very dissatisfied with the customer service that this location has provided and I will never purchase another Kia or recommend KIA to my family and friends. You have lost my business. Keep in mind that they already got paid for the car since my car was financed thru my bank. More