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13,184 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$29,988
certified2020 Kia Telluride SX10,191 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Lease$45,999
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19,745 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$31,993
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15,269 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$45,995
8,782 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$33,484
9,462 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Leaseundefined‡$38,988
certified2020 Kia Telluride S12,387 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$36,899
16,683 miles1 Accident, 1 Owner, Corporate Fleet$38,890
11,365 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$33,945
24,456 miles$33,998
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16,886 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$35,100
5,020 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$42,870
certified2020 Kia Telluride S8,611 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Corporate Fleet$47,925
12,608 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$40,999
29,002 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$33,700
203 milesTitle issue, Personal Use$43,043
3,160 milesNo accidents, 1 Owner, Personal Use$37,750
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Consumer Reviews for the Kia Telluride
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Smo77,12/22/2019
I have owned my Kia Telluride S-Trim for about 6 months now and have put on 11K miles. The Telluride is easily the nicest driving and best vehicle I have ever owned.
I still look forward to getting behind the wheel every day. The drive is just that enjoyable. For one, it's amazingly quiet for a vehicle that is propelled by a 6 cyl., 291hp engine. Not to say that I can't hear the rev of the engine upon acceleration or the hum of the pistons firing while cruising along at highway speeds, but it is all just background noise and just adds to the enjoyable experience. Even the wind is cut down to the point that I can't hear it with the radio set to a fairly quiet level. In addition, the car somehow absorbs much of the road so that when I do feel a small imperfection while moving along, it is easily the exception and not the rule. I think much of the ride is also complimented by the tight steering and just the feel of the steering wheel itself. Whoever designed the wheel did a wonderful job creating ergonomically correct contours wrapped in "leather." Combined, they give the driver a wonderfully luxurious feel that really is not easily surpassed. It's a great ride.
I chose the S-trim for several different reasons. One, the 20" wheels are stunning at this level. In my opinion, they are better than the EX or the blackened SX trims. In addition, the S-trim comes with captains chairs in the second row, a feature that seems more upscale to me in an SUV than the basic bench seat that is standard on the EX.
The standard suite of technology that comes on all Tellurides is very impressive, and all of it works very well, but not perfectly. The lane keep assist is great for those people who can handle the subtle shifts left or right when the vehicle gets a little too close to a yellow or white line. For me, however, I had to turn it off. Thank you, Kia, for giving me that option. In addition, the Idle Stop/Go feature, that is supposed to save gas, is great for those drivers who can adapt to the engine turning off then back on only moments later. For me, I gave it about 5 months and 10K miles, I just couldn't get used to it. There are certain parameters that need to be met for it to activate, too many to list, however, it does still seem to be so random that I found myself asking why did it activate (or not) at certain times and not others. In addition, in the heat of the summer, when the Idle Stop/Go was activated, the A/C turned very warm. Not a great thing if you are in traffic on a super hot day. I wish the default setting was off, not on, but that is a government thing....not Kia thing. The forward collision warning system is great too, but a little too sensitive. I have experienced a number of occasions when it chimed thinking that I was about to hit a car in front of me, when, at least to me, there was no danger. It is a fairly large SUV with 2 fairly large blind spots on either side, so the blind spot warning system is fantastic and has definitely warned me from making a potentially big mistake. And lastly, the automatic cruise control is unbelievably precise in both staying true to the lane and keeping a good distance from the car in front. It does tend to hit the brake a little rough, and I have noticed that it tends to hug the left side of the road a bit close, but it has never failed to stay in the lane, even around S-curves. It's very impressive. The only other knock against it at this trim level is that once the car comes to a complete stop, the driver needs to press a button on the wheel or the accelerator lightly, for it to engage again.
Another standard advanced technology system are the different driving modes: Eco, Smart, Comfort, and Sport. With the exception of Sport mode, I have driven several thousand miles in each of them, and have settled on Comfort mode...at least for now. The difference in fuel economy is negligible, and, well, to be honest, if I was concerned about fuel economy I wouldn't have bought a medium/large SUV. With that said, currently I'm getting a combined 23mpg. That's overall and according to the computer and using the different driving modes. Your mileage will vary.
A few last thoughts. The cabin has a great comfort to it. I find the seats very comfortable on long drives and the infotainment system is super easy to figure out and use while driving. It's definitely one of the better systems available today. Getting into the 3rd row is easily done with the pull of a lever. There's not a ton of room back there, but my 5'7" wife and son have sat back there several times without complaint, although the 2nd row was moved up a bit to accommodate them, but this was done easily and without sacrificing comfort to those sitting in the 2nd row.
More about the Kia Telluride
Edmunds has 25 used Kia Tellurides for sale near you, including a 2020 Telluride LX SUV and a 2020 Telluride S SUV ranging in price from $29,988 to $47,925.
How much is the used Kia Telluride?
- There are 25 used Kia Telluride vehicles for sale near you, with an average cost of $38,303.Edmunds found one or more Great deals on a used Kia Telluride near you, starting at $29,988.That's $8,315 less than the average price of a used Telluride near you. Learn more about the Kia Telluride.
Is the used Kia Telluride a good car?
- The used Kia Telluride received an average score of 4.5 out of 5 based on 86 consumer reviews at Edmunds. If you want to learn more about the Kia Telluride, read Edmunds' expert review. Learn more about the Kia Telluride.
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