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Re: Optima = Sonata [lifterguy]: by csandste on Sat Jun 21 08:11:27 PDT 2008; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kia_Optima "Unlike the previous Optima, this vehicle no longer shares its platform with the current generation Sonata (NF) nor Hyundai Elantra (HD). It instead uses a global platform, unique to Kia, designated "MG," shared with the the Kia Carens/Rondo." I'm never comfortable saying exactly what a platform is in modern manufacturing. The previous gen Sonata/Optima were identical with different clips. This version has struts like the Elantra, not links like a Sonata. I remember long discussions with Backy whether or not the Spectra shared a platform with the earlier Elantra or next gen Elantra. Sometimes figuring out platform evolution can be a tricky thing. Certainly the Optima is very close to the Rondo.

Re: What's the going rate on Optimas? [igozoomzoom]: by csandste on Thu Jun 19 18:33:14 PDT 2008; Although talking about platforms can be counterproductive, the Optima is more an enlarged Elantra. I'm not even sure the 3.3 would fit.

Re: What's the going rate on Optimas? [backy]: by csandste on Sat May 31 18:46:34 PDT 2008; My Optima's had no issues other than slightly disappointing gas mileage. I prefer the looks of the 08 to the Ford-like 09. 13K should be a compelling deal.

Re: Price for a "new" 2007? [lifterguy]: by csandste on Wed May 21 19:42:07 PDT 2008; One of the problems with HyunKia is that they're busy getting rid of American talent and reverting to running things in Korean fashion. This means that they're building new cars way beyond the point of supply and demand. There's thousands of new Sonatas at the Alabama plant that the dealers don't want. This should mean a very good deal for you. I'd offer a bit over 16K for the car you cite and see what happens. In my opinion there's not a lot of benefit in going with the V6. Not much more power, lower MPG's (although the four is none too good), and an expensive timing belt to replace.

Re: Teaser Prices or End of Year Deal? [brettbum]: by csandste on Sat Sep 01 08:14:56 PDT 2007; Optima owner just passing through. I bought a Kia rather than a Sonata because of similar crap from the local Hyundai dealer. The sad fact is that Kia and Hyundai both have more than a normal share of sleazy dealers. Sad, although the snottiness of many top tier (Toyota, Honda) Japanese dealers is almost as disconcerting.

Re: Dealer made me an interesting offer, need help. [mr_orting]: by csandste on Mon Apr 23 20:28:29 PDT 2007; http://www.roadwire.com I got aftermarket leather on an Optima for $500. You can't tell me the dealer lost money on it. A thousand seems a bit high (Rondo may be slightly higher), would agree that an aftermarket shop might be worth looking into.

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