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Re: Cowboy KIA, Conroe TX [molovato]: by my_car on Wed Jun 25 16:23:34 PDT 2008; I live in Houston, Texas. I am interested in a 2008 Kia Rio5 LX too. You got a great deal. How did you get the deal? Did you buy it from Cowboy KIA's internet department? Did you see the deal from the advertisement? Did you need to negotiate the price? Thanks.

Re: Cowboy KIA, Conroe TX [jfritsch]: by molovato on Wed May 14 09:09:50 PDT 2008; It is Auto transmission and the sales tax was for Montgomery County. Sales tax I believe was $750.00...

Re: Cowboy KIA, Conroe TX [molovato]: by jfritsch on Fri May 09 14:37:00 PDT 2008; how much is sales tax in your county in texas? Auto or manual transmission? thanx --jjf

Cowboy KIA, Conroe TX: by molovato on Fri May 09 13:09:46 PDT 2008; Great awesome experience. Salesman was not pushy at all he simply asked the right questions. Got a great deal on a 2008 Kia Rio5 LX with the options: Power everything and floor mats. Steel wheels with covers.Price out the door (I didn't finance there.) $13,000.00 including sales tax, inventory tax, registration and all that stuff.

Towing behind a Motorhome: by bprenderson on Mon Apr 23 16:21:45 PDT 2007; Can the Kia Rondo I4 w/ 4 speed auto trans be towed 4 down behind a motorhome like the Honda CRV? Thanks, Bubba

Re: Chat with Ian Beavis [iscazz]: by volfy on Tue Feb 27 08:23:32 PST 2007; Since I don't ever lease (or had to finance, so far), I haven't found GAP insurance to be a worthwhile investment. Extended warranty beyond the 5/60 Bumper-to-Bumper and 10/100 powertrain??!! Wow, you must really want to keep your car for a while. Personally, I've never found extended warranty to be worthwhile either. In essense, you are betting money against your own car, that it will lots of trouble years from now (5/10 yrs in this case) - enough that all the repair bills will more than offset your original investment in the warranty. IMHO, if *I* had that little faith in the car, I should've bought some other vehicle. That's why the long warranty works for me. I figure if I invest whatever money I didn't spend on the extended warranty, in 5/10yrs or more I would have acrued funds to help pay for repairs, if necessary, for a few more yrs, beyond which is time to get rid of the car anyway. Obviously, everybody manage their risks differently. Unfortunately, yours didn't work out. BTW, I bought my '06 Sedona knowing about "all the safety recalls". I downloaded and study them and found them to be minor in nature and don't pose any immediate threat to my family's safety. I will schedule with the local service dept to get them taken care of. It's the first yr of a redesign and I accept the fact that it will have some minor issues here and there. If you are not ready to accept that, you shouldn't buy the car. My '99 Sonata was also a first yr redesign. It too had one (or two?) recall, which was taken care off by the Hyundai service dept. To me, what is not acceptable is things like one of my coworker's brand new Ford F-150 burnt to the ground because of a faulty cruise control circuit, and the fact that Ford delayed admission of the problem and tried to cover up the issue. Kia, in this case, responded to the problems found and published the recalls barely 6months after NorthAmerican introduction of the '06 Sedona. i much prefer that.

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