No One is Telling You the Truth About KIAs Deadly Mistake, So I Have to

[@scottykilmer]

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[@xxmemekipxxlastname4846]

teslas are cool >:(

[@useronefiveninesix]

@@xxmemekipxxlastname4846 gross

[@petergriffinelectricdrums4164]

Scotty- Would you Trust a 2014 Police Interceptor SUV ( Basically a Ford Explorer) but it is a Police One ☝️ that has 80,000 miles on it? CarFax says Only owner was One ☝️ Police Department and No Wrecks! Isn’t Police Vehicles made with Better Engines Beefier Brakes Etc?? Better Cooling systems..

[@robinraphael]

KIA Killed In Action coincidence much..... I always hated the name they could win a f1 race I'd neve buy one

[@america6529]

@@robinraphael you can't afford it kid.

[@thereseember2800]

The lawyers who took that much money vs. the car owners receiving only $5,000 each are absolutely ruthless criminals.

[@lesterparker1594]

No they’re not. They’re working in the system we set up. If you were in their position you would do the same

[@JC-cm9bn]

It's called capitalism!

[@thewiseguy3529]

Just because it's "legal" under the guise of "government law" doesn't mean it represents good morals & values. Haha people are stupid

[@tom11zz884]

@@lesterparker1594 Very unethical Mr. Slimeball

[@yime6631]

@@tom11zz884 The world's full of slimeballs. It's only part of the problem.....

[@sm30198]

Most cars nowadays store their odometer reading on multiple modules throughout the car. Now it’s even easier now to find a clocked car using a obd tool such as Carly Adapter. Scanning these extra modules and comparing data between them to find mileage discrepancies

[@johnn.4407]

I have never abused a rental car. I always felt fortunate to be driving an (almost) new car while on vacation.

[@MrRatchaphruek]

Rental car are great fun 🤣

[@fidelcatsro6948]

God bless you!

[@BenKlassen1]

Good man.

[@ions82]

How people treats things that do not belong to them says a lot about character. People trashing rental properties, fitness equipment at a gym, machines in an arcade... For some reason, people satisfaction in breaking things that they pay for (and enjoy using) but do not own. It's bizarre.

[@twofry64]

@@MrRatchaphruek Neutral drops were a blast when I used rentals in my 20's. My brothers had to teach me somehow and it wasn't gonna be in one of our cars. 😂

[@blackslacks639]

I bought a KIA Sorento from Carmax was 2014 with 50k. Put 100 k more on it. Still runs well the price wasn't bad. Anytime you buy a car you're taking a chance.

[@Solo-_-..]

Yup.. scotty thinks owners never abuse their cars.. my daughters do little maintenance 🤣

[@bigbadjohnpesek9894]

My wife and I bought a used 2017 KIA sorento. Never a problem. Thing runs like new. And that's with almost 100,000 miles.

[@barryetherton4889]

In Australia dealers do not have to tell the buyer that it was a rental car. I do not think that is right.

[@crownhic6827]

I buy corporate leases. Most are only a year old. They put 15-20k miles on it and get rid of it. You can find them with a lot of options, surprisingly.

[@JackMeyHoffer562]

Cool. May I ask where's the best place to look at for those kinds of cars?

[@crownhic6827]

@@JackMeyHoffer562 just average lots. Ask or find a car and do a vin check.

[@glennso47]

@@crownhic6827 The local Hyundai dealership got me one. It’s a Hyundai Sonata that was leased by General Electric. When I got it the odometer said it had 14000 miles on it and it was a year old.

[@michellephilhower2191]

My 05 chevy malibu maxx started it life as a rental car. I didn't know when I bought it. No real issues just had to put on my full size spare today.

[@williamf9023]

I have no interest in electric cars.......honestly just sick of hearing about them like they are the greatest things ever.

[@driver4011]

a tezzla is an overrated, overhyped, n overpriced rolling microwave oven coffin.

[@america6529]

just say you can't afford one and be on your way

[@miastrong151]

@@america6529 A majority of people don't have a place to plug them in. You can't drive a Tesla if you live in an apartment in NY. Also, you would need a battery maintainer if you live in the cold and do not want to constantly charge your vehicle. They are really only feasible for a minority segment of the economy.

[@glennso47]

The greatest thing ever was sliced bread.

[@markh.6687]

Thou hast blasphemed against thy Electric Jesus! May thy gasoline turn to varnish, may thy oil turn to sludge. Blessed be electric vehicles, for they are the Light and the Way, Amen! (Nevermind EVs still produce waste their entire life cycle, including hazardous wastes, and take energy to produce, and the need to have an electrical grid to support all that power use, which means power plants powered by Magic Unicorn Poop, or Unobtainium-372, or nuclear fusion (any decade now, right?).

[@joeshmoe8952]

I used to work for Kia/Hyundai at their corporate office. I was a bill collector, they had their own financing and would give auto loans for brand new cars or used. I don’t know how many times I was told by the customers to come repo the car because the dealer didn’t want to honor their warranty. After hearing that I told myself I would never buy a Kia or Hyundai.

[@NovaScotiaKevin]

I’d be interested in knowing how many people defaulted on their loans. Here in Canada Hyundai/Kia was the first offering borderline predatory loans. Stretch out your loan to 96 months at 0% interest. The car won’t be worth it’s monthly payment after 48 months. Then people roll their old payments in to a new car after five years. Slippery slope!

[@jackrichards7659]

@@NovaScotiaKevin if it's 0 percent i don't see how it's predatory

[@NovaScotiaKevin]

@@jackrichards7659 It's predatory because you can stretch out a car payment for eight years. It's not a mortgage, it's a car. And in year five it won't be worth what's remaining on the loan. And we all know getting eight years out of a Hyundai or Kia is a big ask. People eventually trade it in after year four and roll the remainder of their loan on to the next vehicle. And so on and so on. That's predatory because people aren't smart enough to see it.

[@joeshmoe8952]

@@NovaScotiaKevin Many customers defaulted on their auto loan because of the warranty issue. They refused to pay for a car that wouldn’t work when they believed the warranty should of covered it. I agree with them in a way but also they need to read the fine print on the contract. It is easy to void that warranty, all it takes is getting an oil change at somewhere other than the dealer or going to an auto parts store & replacing the parts yourself. If I had to guess, I would say that I talked to at least 5 people per month that would default on their loan because of that reason. I’m just one person so we had about 50 other collectors & they would hear the same thing.

[@ShnozzleShabizzle]

Idk, i've had my Kia since 2002. It has ove 150k on it. Only thing happen to mine was the radiator started to leak. Kia sent a flatbed within 2 hours to pick it up and honor the warranty. They also dropped off a rental car within 4 hours. At 90k I took it in and anything i thought was off, or had wear and tear I had replaced or fixed under warranty. My experience has been excellent with Kia and their warranty.

[@rob5944]

Here in the UK you can check the yearly recorded mileage and general condition for free from it's mandatory inspection.

[@vppnbrent]

I have purchased several low mileage rental cars and have had great experience and no problems.

[@adl6907]

Kia burner account😆

[@ICESTORMSx]

Kia word, low mileage

[@executive]

I bought a rental van 5 years ago. Still super happy with it.

[@darkfader7223]

This always has something bad to say about Kia , my 2014 sorento sxl is at 270k miles and still running like a champ , has the gdi v6 engine and I have never had a check engine light till this day .

[@craiglockes3211]

I bought a 2017 Kia Rio from hertz I have had it for almost 4 years. Not one single issue with anything. It’s 900 miles away from 70,000 miles and I love it

[@wellnesscoach73]

We own a 2020 kia rio sport bought it 11 months ago .been driving for 21000 miles and even though is an economy car mileage and performance are decent.tip:don’t wait till 7K for an oil change.use quality oil max 4-5k for the longest life possible.

[@johnmorykwas2343]

The US Government never admits fault.

[@markh.6687]

Admit nothing, deny everything, demand proof. And it's not just the US Government. Private businesses routinely deny liability. See also: Ford's transmission lawsuits.

[@normanflint8757]

@@markh.6687 Or GM's ignition switch battle..

[@markh.6687]

@@normanflint8757 Yes.

[@kilbinator7056]

I bought my 02 Toyota Camry from a dealer with bad shocks, bad valve cover gasket, bad pcv valve, bad brake drums, and they said they are going to change the oil before I took it, and they never did. Crazy

[@Solo-_-..]

Oh I purchased a 16 versa CVT rental with 40,000 miles, is still going at 190,000 miles with no issues. We just roll the dice again buying a 22 Sorrento with the same mileage, hopefully we get lucky this time to.

[@walmartdog1142]

I work at a Manheim auction. I have driven dozens of fleet, daily rental and repossessed vehicles to CarMax. Almost all of the smaller operators also buy from us and/or ADESA, our slightly smaller auto auction competitor. There are also a fair number of independent auto auctions too, but we are all selling the same kinds of cars.

[@stevewalker412]

Hi sir when getting a car make sure to get stated mileage via emails or text as this can be used in courts ... worked for me on a 87 f150 ..... couple yrs ago

[@kayceegreer4418]

Fact.

[@america6529]

@Nordav Devito log off troll

[@mlipari92]

@Nordav Devito Telluride outperforms that gem in so many ways….60k on mine, but you have take care of it with the best oil and so on….

[@jerryg50]

Back in 1986, I bought a 4 month old rental car from a rental company. It was the worst car I ever bought. The customers who rented the car must have drove the crap out of it. It was having problems from the time I bought it. Never again would I do this this!

[@mattc2433]

Ask yourself, why do you think they sold it after 4 months of use, Because it had problems they didn’t want to deal with !

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

Doesn't everyone drive rental cars that way?

[@richardday3136]

@@VideoArchiveGuy Actually a lot of people have morals but don't virtue signal about it.

[@Jozey42069]

Hello! hope you're having a great weekend Scotty!

[@miastrong151]

I own a KIA, and I kind of feel like this will keep good affordable cars out of the hands of people that need them. If the prices go up, I feel that it would hurt innovation and the economy. I own a V6 Sorento, which isn't half bad. The 4-cylinder GDis of certain years were the ones that had problems.

[@QarthCEO]

It's the fault of Kia and Hyundai, no one else. They broke the law and tried to make consumers pay for it.

[@roycealvarez2812]

It’s definitely Kia’s/Hyundai’s fault only. I also own a V6 (3.3L) Sorento and it’s been solid. Just avoid their I4 GDI turbo engines. Better yet, avoid all I4 GDI turbo engines regardless of manufacturer.

[@DoubleoP]

Ford, GM and Chrysler also have a history of building unsafe crap. Avoiding a recall inorder to save money. Corporate crooks.

[@QarthCEO]

@@DoubleoP Yup, they all do it. And they should all pay. Fuckin crooks.

[@JulioHenriquez]

@@roycealvarez2812 @Mia Strong What year?

[@jonathanwhaley9633]

I bought a Corolla from Avis, excellent deal and cheaper than used car lot and cheaper than private party at the time. It was excellently maintained and well kept. Easiest purchase I ever did.

[@Solo-_-..]

2016 versa cvt.. from hertz.. 40,000 miles. 195,000 now.. Still going

[@anthonyhoward2976]

Great job man. Love this channel!!

[@DrUmEr7137]

My current car was a loaner at a dealer for when people had work done to their cars. No weird problems after a year of owning it!

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

Most people don't do neutral drops in dealer loaner cars. Rental cars? It's pretty much required. 🤣

[@brianbickle7395]

What about Tesla fires that take hours to extinguish as the batteries keep reigniting??????????

[@america6529]

@@johncampolo2177 You shut up

[@RowellRelosa]

Have a Kia Optima/K5 2012 with 315k ODO.. not a single Hiccup for 9 years.. it's just up to the driver how to keep the engine working in mint condition

[@judydavenport9636]

I have a kia soul. The kia soul page on fb tells stories of owners with these problems. Engines also seize and transmissions go out. Each time I take mine out I wonder if it'll make it home.

[@RRLV434]

What year is it? Newer ones have been super reliable.

[@IKnewMickey]

The soul also has a safety crash rating that isn't as good as many other cars.

[@judydavenport9636]

@@RRLV434 i have a 2013. The 2020s have had the slipping transmissions ever since brand new.

[@twenyalopez8030]

Super reliable cars.. Kia are good car.

[@america6529]

@@mcc7762 log off troll.

[@BubblesTheCat1]

I never deliberately fucked up a rental car, although I did drive it fast on the freeway! Quite by accident I mounted a kerb with one of the rear wheels when turning, and the trunk popped open. I got such a fright!

[@udontknowmeg7254]

I’m honestly satisfied with my KIA. I got it with about 97,000 miles and two years later it runs fine. Hopefully it doesn’t shut down on me anytime soon. Maybe because it was manufactured in Korea, the build-quality is better?

[@dlalsrydpdy]

@@Ecuador006 S. Korea = Poorest country in 2021?????? @Unknown User I believe US manufacturing factory would be better than that in Korea. But I have seen many Korean Kia cars could work until 150,000 miles, so yours would be fine if there is no critical issue.

[@fazole]

I know they make Hyundais in Mexico; not sure about Kia.

[@america6529]

@@fazole hyundai in mexico? LOL

[@miastrong151]

@@Ecuador006 North Korea is. South Korea is pretty modern.

[@miastrong151]

My V6 Sorento isn't a part of the settlement. I guess it was manufactured okay?

[@rytvdinners5064]

Make garbage, pay a price...except GM, they get bailed out after decades of almost good enough

[@markh.6687]

"Nobody does almost good enough like GMChina"

[@justindavis1546]

I used to pull the speedometer cable / wire when I rented cars so my millage didn't show up.

[@dmitrijusciubinskis5156]

In Sweden i bought used KIA ceed that was rental car and had 20000 km on it. I drove it 50 000 km in 3 years without any problems.

[@RRLV434]

I’m confused. Didn’t Hyundai and Kia make recalls for these engines and replaced them free of charge? Unlike GM who doesn’t even give a recall.

[@charlesjackson1700]

The replacement engines that Hyundai and kia used were from cars that were in wrecks and in salvage yards. They did not use a new crate engine.

[@wtbickerstaff]

@@charlesjackson1700 I work at a Kia dealership and they are new in crate engines. Never seen one that wasn’t.

[@america6529]

@@allentoyokawa9068 Korean cars are way more reliable than both GM and Japanese car. That's a fact

[@america6529]

@@charlesjackson1700 no. They were new engines. You need to troll harder

[@codybrandoncargle3129]

@@america6529 Your crazy as hell. 🤣

[@LOUDMOUTHTYRONE]

In Korea the whistleblower would have faced legal penalties for being a whistleblower. In SK truth isn't a defense.

[@QarthCEO]

Pretty typical. In Korean culture, going to the press and embarrassing the nation is a big no-no. Koreans are supposed to make complaints through approved channels, never to the press.

[@RRLV434]

@The Real VR My mom has got a highlander and let me tell ya, HARD PlASTICS GALORE. Telluride and palisade have much better quality material and have more soft touch materials.

[@motorcitymanman7711]

@@RRLV434 The Rav 4 is the same way, Very cheap looking plastic galore interior. I Sat in a late model one a few months ago on a car lot and remember thinking " this looks like a 90s interior! The MAZDAS have pretty nice interiors for not real expensive cars, kinda BMW like.

[@nervunit0190]

Most the time truth isn't a defense in America ethier.

[@motorcitymanman7711]

@@nervunit0190 Only if you're a Leftist Dem.

[@unstablebobgable]

If I could get Scotty Kilmers to work on my car I would drink the shot of whiskey and roll up the Number and get all schmoked up.

[@zv223]

I worked in rent a car. you can not beleive what people did. Lady drive from Paris to Belgrade Citrone XM (about 2000km) and from Zagreb to Belgrade she drive with red warning about oil (400km) and when she came to Belgrade we only can through away in garbage. We asked why you drive when you have signal? She said i did not see it. And she drives like maniac.

[@fredbyford8706]

Scotty correct welded nut inside and the circumference....the welding breaks the seal too with the heat..better to move fast

[@richt6353]

Lawyers get most of the MONEY!!!

[@lesterparker1594]

Yep and if it wasn’t for the lawyer you wouldn’t get any money

[@cronicjointpain1]

@@lesterparker1594 hahaha good one. They're all crooks.

[@cronicjointpain1]

Yeah because we no longer have a legal system. Just permitted extortion by attorneys. Its sadly the reason why this Country will soon be a warzone. That I have no doubt. Because people are beyond fed up with the injustice

[@lesterparker1594]

@@cronicjointpain1 maybe, but they took all the risk paying a ton of money for schooling to get to that point. If you were smart you would do the same. I don’t fault anybody for rising to the top and making tons of money

[@rayb2078]

if KIA admits their fault, imagine the extra law suits that would follow....

[@america6529]

They are being truthful about it. Why would they lie about the lawsuit they have no idea about? You troll gotta do better than that.

[@comic247]

scotty didn’t do research. the settlement is active google it. they ask you for Vin Number and info. i think its settled for over 700 mil actually. u can apply now

[@stevesmith5042]

I have a 2017 80k mile Kia Soul with the 2.0 engine. I change the oil myself every 5k miles with conventional oil. I checked the oil level before a 300 mile road trip & found the level was 2 quarts low after 4k miles from last oil change. I read a service bulletin saying less than one quart of oil consumption every 1k miles was normal on 2017 Kia engines. I'm switching to synthetic next oil change & replacing the pcv valve to see if that helps. I only use the recommended 5w-20 weight oil. So Scotty, is this normal? I've never had this problem with a Toyota.

[@ryanhull1381]

Conventional oil should be changed every 3k miles. Synthetic blend and full synthetic oil can be changed every 5k miles. The PCV valve should be changed about every 60k miles. I would check the oil about once a week.

[@stevesmith5042]

@@ryanhull1381 I've read from many reliable sources the oil change interval for conventional oil is 5k & for synthetic is 7.5k. I know the oil change quick-lube places like to tell you different to keep you coming in more often to spend money! As for the pcv valve sounds about right.

[@ryanhull1381]

@@stevesmith5042 I change my oil myself as well. My suv has almost 180k on it and I don't want to take any chances because I can't afford another vehicle.

[@pt93music]

@@ryanhull1381 most other brands that recommended 7k or so miles have no issues with that interval as they’ve invested heavily in their engine and oil technology to have them work that way. Toyota for instance has no issues with their vehicles running a 10k oil change interval. Hyundai and Kia and a lot of other automakers just cheap out on their vehicles engines so they can make up for it with electrical gimmicks. So really it depends on the car. I have zero worries with Toyota’s recommendation between oil changes.

[@NinoNlkkl]

yes always use synthetic oil.

[@SachiandMiming]

A kia made in Korea is a different car. If you ever buy a Kia make sure it has a K or J (Japan) as the first letter of the vin and you will have a great car.

[@Rick-ls6zo]

I cant wait to see a Rivian after a few NY winters with all the salt.

[@normanflint8757]

Or anywhere after Canada's winters 🇨🇦🥂

[@thisismagacountry1318]

2014 Camry SE with 124K highway miles on Mobil 1 full synthetic. Newly rebuilt transmission torque converter and fluid done by Toyota. New Platinum plugs and new tires $17,500. Can deliver to the 49 states including Alaska.

[@stephenrogers4537]

Good Saturday afternoon to you Scotty, hope you and yours are doing well today it's🥶 cold here in Chicago🤔 what's say where you're at BROTHER ? 🧰👋👋👍🍻

[@chadkeller2144]

NHTSA = National Highway Traffic Safety Administration not National Highway Traffic Safety Association

[@markh.6687]

You know it Chad. I told Scotty this a couple of times, but he's got "Association" stuck in his head like a song you can't get out of your head.

[@tadiafoster4460]

Private individuals is the way to go… don’t buy from car dealerships or rental companies. Typically auto dealerships companies are selling leftover rental cars, preowned or new… but be prepared for fees, fees, and more fees!!!

[@Michael-ys5cn]

5:53 shady guy on the side 🤣🤣

[@davidprodigy5833]

😆 very entertaining and enjoyable episode

[@lorenzomoore6398]

I used to work for a rental car company and I know how the customer plus the workers treat them.

[@RVTRAILER]

OK Scotty, first thing first, is KZbin throttling your awesome videos? I used to see your videos popping up all the time, but now a days none shows up. I had to search and then was able to see a video posted 3 years ago andnI was like what the heck, and then found all other videos. FB, IG and KZbin they all are known for this stupidity.

[@mluterancik]

Turn the notification bell on. I highly doubt KZbin is doing anything to Scottys videos.

[@colin3424]

Scotties videos won't auto play for me, when one ends youtube will go to a different channel. I think the Algorithm has decided he's a toxic Old White Male with politically incorrect opinions.

[@sandy99922]

My daughter-in-law has one of a late model Kia. You didn’t go into any detail as to what the problem is. She has my grandson in there every day. What’s wrong with the car. I think it’s about four or five years old. Thank you for any replies.

[@jordanplant9024]

I have a 2013 Kia Optima which went through some of these issues - they're bad but not as dangerous per se as everyone makes it sound. The most common issue is that the engine just seizes, which is what happened to me while accelerating. Got a little over 50km/hr, then the acceleration just stopped and the car gently coasted to a stop. I could have braked if I wanted to stop sooner, but the momentum actually helped because I could pull safely to the side of the road. The fire issue should have been fixed now after their recall, but in rare instances and in hot climates they would spontaneously catch fire, typically when just driven and then left outside in the sun. Also really problematic, but even if it does happen, car fires are very slow and give lots of visual warning, so it's very unlikely to cause any physical harm to your daughter-in-law or grandson. I wouldn't worry too much about them getting hurt - it's a very safe vehicle, just prone to breakdowns. =)

[@moloono1]

Just look up videos of Kias starting on fire.

[@nickmalone3143]

Whistle blower get $5 after the lawyers take their cut

[@JENTHINKSO]

I appreciate the visual reference (a true hero) for a whistle-blower. 😉

[@sparrow4214]

Last year i bought a Kia from Carvana that was originally a rental car.

[@Teeee_tv]

How is the car going for you? I’m in the same boat

[@MishaDaBear]

Our government has us cornered. Private sale, maximum assessment of the black, red and green books, based on milage alone, reguardless of condition or accidents. 2X tax charged (30%). Dealer, 15% tax charged on real sale price, 90 day warenty, 7 day return, most include carfax, or similar! Locally the tax assessment for a private sale 2009 Lexus IS250 sold at $9,000 is $15900 the total tax bill is $4,770 @30%. Total being $13,770 plus a $180 transfer fee! Where as a dealer wants the same $9,000 the tax is $1,350 totaling $10,350 plus no transfer fee for the registration!

[@raymondreiff8170]

Also always make sure you ground the welder through the wheel or like I do through another tight lug, Because if you ground it some other place on the Vehicle you'll end up spotting the wheel bearing causing it to go out NEXT ❗.

[@fireguyyy]

Scotty is a great outlet for real car news and information 👍

[@jjl1790]

The informer who just rewarded w 25MM was a former quality inspector for Hyundai/ Kia and it was his job to raise a flag when find faults. He did and got fired instead. That ticked him off and started fighting back. It didn't work that well in Korea so brought that fight into America, the land of Erin Brockovich succeeds. After all, the problem occurs on the less than 1.5% of the production which is a mandatory recall limits.

[@america6529]

@Nordav Devito way reliable than your feminine highlander

[@QarthCEO]

1.5% of your engines blowing up is a stupid high number, tbh.

[@jamesslick4790]

2:40 made Pepsi come out of my nose!

[@PaddyWack999]

Hello from Ireland Scotty.

[@sarahs7253]

Yep. All the money goes to lawyers. I seen today that Godiva chocolates was sued and lawyers ended up with the majority of the money but the people only got like 50

[@MotorTorq_ZA]

I know someone with a 2013 Hyundai Tucson with 180,000 miles and still runs like a top

[@MotorTorq_ZA]

@Jonathan A correcto 👍👍👍

[@ericnieto8041]

@Jonathan A Kia and Hyundai owner are generally lower income, lower credit. Plenty of neglect in the average Hyundai bc they are “throw away” vehicles.

[@johndooley8837]

I own a 2019 Sorento 3.3 L and I like it, it seems to be a good car. I also own a 2014 Santa Fe with a 2.4 L, about 2 years ago the dealer replaced the complete engine free of charge and provided me with a rental car for 2 weeks while they were doing it. So in my opinion Kia and Hyundai are good vehicles and the dealers back them up. And regarding the rental car, I really appreciated getting it and I did not abuse it. Regarding companies with overvalued share prices, there is a relatively new social media company that appears to fall into that category. The truth is some observers say it is absurdly overpriced, and when the owner of the majority of these shares sells his shares the price will plummet. That person will be legally able to sell his shares this week. If you own shares in this company, good luck, you will need it.

[@glennso47]

My 2011 Hyundai Sonata was previously a fleet car from General Electric and was in nice condition when I got it. I only needed new tires and a wheel alignment. Otherwise it’s been a good car.

[@TheSuburban15]

I got the same rental car twice. Both times it had no windshield washer fluid. None. Empty. Yes, I told the lady at the desk when I returned it.

[@lesterparker1594]

Dear god, oh the humanity. How did you sleep at night?

[@randysinger2673]

Buying a Rental Quote From Jeff Foxworthy -Buying a used rental car is kind of like going to a house of ill repute looking for a wife. Anything that's been driven that hard by that many people, you really don't want to put your key in it.

[@2000toddowen]

Another thing to do to remove a stripped lug nut is to grab carbide drill and put it in your cordless, and drill only deep enough so that the head of the lug nut loosens and separates from the threaded portion. {make sure the drill doesn't come into contact with the wheel, BTW} Remove the wheel and remove the remaining bolt portion of the lug nut. {a lot easier to remove that bolt portion now that you can spray some PB Blaster and get a vice grip on it. Or maybe heat it up {make sure that the fire danger is eliminated first, please. No residual WD40 or brake caliper components nearby🔥} Usually can be done in under 5 minutes.

[@williamdrijver4141]

Most car journalists are terrified of importers / car brands, so they "ignore" such mistakes and cover ups. Luckily Scotty isn't afraid to tell the truth. Honesty lasts longest.

[@vroomgc]

Scotty only tells you about non honda and toyota recalls ;)

[@conradscheepers4122]

Scotty this is a perfect example of horror American workmanship. I live in Australia and we have no problems here with Kia and Hyundai, all build in South Korea.

[@HoyaSaxaSD]

Lol. That’s funny!

[@arobare1]

I’ve serviced several kias with 50000 miles. Been impressed. Brake rotors are pretty skimpy thou

[@theferociousone]

Salut scotty, from Kuwait!👍🏼

[@onegodonly8321]

Hatt be

[@kelanboyer9833]

I was looking for a first car about a month ago, and decided to pull the trigger on a blue 2008 Toyota Corolla S with about 154,000 miles. It looks to be in nice condition, and looks like it was incredibly taken care of. Do you think that this was a good choice?

[@RRLV434]

How much they asking?

[@KeithCindyPanama]

My 2010 has 130,000 . I’m keeping it. My neighbor has a 1996 with 400,000 . They keep going.

[@meatrocket1]

Depending on the price

[@ThatChargerPursuitGuy]

@@johncampolo2177 Just because a car is boring, doesn't mean it's automatically a bad car. In fact, I hear they're pretty reliable. Plus, maybe you should look up Corollas history. Heard that their good for Tofu delivery.

[@america6529]

@@ThatChargerPursuitGuy it's a boring car

[@johannjohann6523]

You are right Scotty, a number of "used cars" at car lots are "rental cars", and "leased car returns" with the rest being the proverbial "trade in". Today however, some car companies include oil changes and general maintenance with their leases, and those type of cars are, though probably a "premium" will be good used vehicles. Honestly, a good way to tell the quality of a car is the condition of the interior. If it is clean and without stains on the carpet and seats, scratches on the dash etc. means they took the time to clean their car, and those people generally take the time to perform correct maintenance like changing the oil etc. as well. Also, the more higher end cars like Cadillac or Lexus, tend to be well cared for because of their price. And getting one of those from the first owner can be really good vehicles also.

[@jamesslick4790]

In my 40 years of driving, I only bought a car from a dealership ONCE! (It was a NEW car, so no choice). Every other car (truck or bike) was from a private seller!

[@Ironsja11]

Rivian worth 66 billion and they haven't sold a truck yet. We're living in a freakin' cartoon!

[@mkat740]

ya the gm switch issue lawsuit was just resolved. I got a check for 70.36. Lol

[@Mr.purples787]

My bearings wore out at around 97k miles. Took it to Mexico and paid 300 dollars for the engine to get fixed. Kia didn't want to help me out.

[@elvendarkness1]

What about the latest KIA automobiles like the KIA Telluride?

[@Davidsladky135]

Rented a car, oil change light came on and it had never been cleaned

[@rich-ue5qy]

The rental car company do not service the car never change the air filter. Change the oil every 10,000

[@dennismacwilliams196]

What bull, it needs to become mandatory for corporate's to admit after they lose or settle a case. This need's to become law...

[@fazole]

Corporations donate big money to lawmakers to ensure it doesn't.

[@miastrong151]

You can't make anyone admit to or say anything. It's called freedom of speech.

[@jeffgrantIS350]

Hello Scotty from Sunny Mooresville NC

[@chrisdelgado3530]

I have a 2006 Hyundai Tucson, 200,000 Very dependable

[@MinasCloutManiaTV]

Kia’s: the no to low credit chicks favorite hot car

[@charger19691]

I have a 2018 Kia Optima LX non turbo with 29,000 miles. Kia recalled my car when I first bought it to install software that detects abnormal engine noises. If it does. It will put the car in a reduced power mode to get to the dealership. I bet this has to do with the engine fire lawsuit.

[@twofry64]

That's your knock sensor and entirely different issue.

[@objective7042]

You may have the notorious "Theta II" engine.

[@charger19691]

@@objective7042, yes it’s the Theta 2.

[@america6529]

@@objective7042 nah troll

[@america6529]

@Nordav Devito log off kid.

[@ericnieto8041]

For any Hyundai owner of a 2011-2019 with the 2.4L or 2.0T. The class action lawsuit extended factory warranty for bearing failure to lifetime. Only requirement is to get Campaign 953 complete prior to engine failure. Plenty of customers are getting declined for low software level. Call your dealer with VIN.

[@randallturner8048]

@Jonathan A How many miles are on the car? Mine started going at 96 to 97 thousand.

[@ericnieto8041]

@Jonathan A I’m aware. I work in Hyundai Service. See plenty of 2.4L and 2.0T with 150K + miles on original engine. Those were perfectly maintained.

[@randallturner8048]

@Jonathan A I'm saying that mine ran great until it didn't. If she only has 40 or 50 thousand then it's probably not time yet. You're not wrong it what you're saying though.

[@ericnieto8041]

@@allentoyokawa9068 2020 models are 2 years old. ABS recall released in 2019. 3-4,000 reported non-collision fires are being investigated. With 1.5 million Hyundai/Kia recalled that is .25% chance for worst case. Or .001% chance with fewer than 20 confirmed cases. Toyota recalled trucks this year for non collision fire. Honda did same late 2020.

[@driver4011]

K I A - Kills Itself Automatically

[@76nifer7]

If you read the judgement - you can see exactly where the money goes. Attorneys get between10 & 35% - depends on the contract.

[@RandyCRR]

Every auto manufacturer makes mistakes. It’s up to you the consumer to do your research before you buy one of their mistakes. Don’t ever buy a new model the first year. Wait at least a year and see what problems they have or pay the consequences.

[@TrollManPro]

So should I or should I not buy a 2017 KIA Sorento?

[@saxman7131]

My 2014 Kia Soul has intermittent headlights. Can’t fix it only replace the bulb, then it blows again.

[@kryptosuperdoggaming]

I’m glad he muted the cursing LOL!!

[@bsgames9488]

Hello Scotty!! I have a 05 Chevy impala that shifts hard only when its hot. When cold it runs without any problems. why is that?

[@robc7323]

Could be due to change in viscosity of the fluid as it warms up. When solenoid/servo bores become worn, cold viscous fluid will leak past the worn bores when they are closed at a slower rate and transmission can still generate enough pressure to function. When the fluid heats up and becomes thin, it leaks past the bores at at faster rate and cannot generate enough pressure or takes longer to reach desired pressure to apply the band.

[@draganandric8219]

I'm driving a Sorento 2.2 disel UM 2015 an the car us awesome. I never had problems with the car and I'm still driving it 🤷‍♂️

[@Perich29]

next video, No one is telling you the truth about Saturday, so I have to. I hate Saturday!!!!!

[@juansanchez2390]

you should watch the Scotty Kilmer for your honest youtube channel. American car companies general motors and ford produce inferior products to the Asian and European. Do not waste your money especially if the automobiles are used they have many recalls and quality control issues for a significantly higher price, Detroit has not changed. That is one of the reasons ford and general motors are retreating from the global markets in shame and disappointment. I purchased a LEXUS rx350 2010 instead of a Lincoln 2012 MKC because of the great reasons (reliability, luxury, quality

[@WebVulture]

Hi Scotty!

[@happyreaper5562]

Happy National Bavarian Cream Pie Day , Scotty!