Joey is the only reviewer I’ve ever seen that is so “into” body lines and detail of metal work and gloss and flat color finishes! A true Automotive Body Criticster!
Lori's camera work is second to none. Awesome job of anticipating and bringing this review to life! The fact that you don't immediately recognize it is a sure sign of a talented photographer
@Tiny Rick Believe or not some of people that hate on Korean Cars are charged by a bit of Racism, they just don't want to give them any credit. Not all but some people.
Honestly Joe, these 2021s put the 2020s to shame side to side on the lot. It's an absolutely beautiful update to a family SUV. I like the Telluride influences here and there too, can't go wrong! Thanks for the review
great review as always! it's really remarkable how quickly Raiti's Rides has grown. Great attitude, presentation, and work ethic clearly goes a long way. you deserve all your success brother!
This is the first review I’ve seen by you joe and I have to say.... I need more!! I was cracking up laughing at the family truckster, the pocket in your pocket, the 7/11 churro and all the little snacks. 😂 The review itself was spot on, great job!!
Small suggestions: I would like to see brighter light when you film on the trunk / cargo area to see the material better :) Great review as always Joe.
Lol probably only cdl drivers would notice but the side view mirror placement actually allows you to see out that little window reducing that corner blind spot GJ. Great video you guys
Two things to note. On the cargo space, if you not need the middle seats, you can press the button from the back and it will fold them down giving you an amazing amount of storage. Second, on the acceleration, it is slightly sluggish from the turbo, but if you turn off the auto stop feature that kills the engine when you come to a dead stop, its much less. Awesome review! We just picked up one today, and I was feeling much like you.
The Sorento line have such a special place in heart I remember my father buying a Sorento 2007 3.8... Since 2007 , till this day i love to see the look on people faces when we gap them on the road such a fun balance of speen and reliability.
the brands with the most vehicles that are likely to reach 200,000 miles.% of Cars Over 200k Miles 1 Toyota 1.8% 2 Honda 1.6% .... 14 Hyundai 0.3% 15 Volkswagen 0.3% 16 Kia 0.2% 17 Audi 0.1% 18 Porsche 0.1%
@@tocreatee3585 your information is wrong. Consumer Reports ranks Kia as one of the most reliable brands. State your source next time so that you don’t look idiotic.
I picked one up as a rental yesterday and I’m IN LOVE with it! I’ve never driven a Kia before but this may be one of my favorite SUVs yet! I’m going to compare it to the Telluride (that I just learned about through my research) and see which I like best 😆
Love the look and powertrain. Totally agree with you on the gloss black. I have to think they'll do a refresh getting rid of some of it. I thought I read somewhere where 0-60 was in the mid 6's so I was surprised to hear 7.2. Thanks for the review, been waiting for this one Joe.
Good review, Joe. You highlighted some points that often go unnoticed. Some comments below. Full disclosure, I've owned two Sorentos, a 2012 version and now a 2018 model. Each a fully loaded SX-L. Our Sorento is my wife's daily driver and the family's (2 adults, a teenage daughter and a big dog) extended trip vehicle. When we traded the 2012 model for the 2018 version it was one of the only times I've ever replaced a car with an identical later model. And if I were shopping today I think I'd opt for another Sorento. In short, I've been VERY satisfied with the Sorentos I've owned. () When I first heard that KIA had replaced the 3.3L NA V6 with the new 2.5L turbo 4 I was skeptical about its durability. I'm actually a fan of smaller displacement turbo engines. I've owned Saabs and GTIs and loved them. But in a 2 ton plus SUV I thought a less stressed naturally aspirated V6 was a better choice for a vehicle I expected to own for 6 years or more . It was one of the reasons we chose the Sorento V6 over the Mazda CX-9 and Subaru Ascent. In view of the fact that KIA offers a 10 year/100K miles drivetrain warranty and that the same turbo 4 is offered in the Hyundai Santa Fe and Sonata N-Line, the KIA K5, and most importantly the Genesis GV70, GV80, and G80, I've changed my mind. I don't think the Korean brands would put the engine in so many models if they weren't relatively certain about its durability. (Automakers don't offer long warranties unless they believe they'll have to redeem them very often.) Add to all that the fact that the engine/drivetrain offers better performance and fuel economy than the V6 I have in my Sorento and I think it's a major plus. One caveat though. I suspect that combining the turbo 4 with AWD is highly desirable if not essential. There's simply too much torque (311 ft lbs) for the FWD version and leads to noticeable torque steer if a driver takes advantage of it. () Joe, you mentioned that the previous generation was criticized for looking too much like a minivan. KIA obviously heard those criticisms and responded with a more rectangular overall design and what appears to be a somewhat longer distance from the front bumper to the "A" pillar at the base of the windshield. I don't have the exact specs but sitting in my Sorento and the new model back to back the new model certainly appears to have a longer hood. That's undoubtedly partly to improve the Sorento's looks and it may also reflect a need to increase the size of the engine bay to accommodate the hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions that are on the way. In any event the new Sorento looks longer and considerably more SUV-ish than the last generation despite the fact that the overall length (189") has not been changed. () KIA claims that the interior space has been increased for 2021. Technically, that's arguable true by some measures but it's complicated. Total legroom in the three rows has actually been reduced from 115.2" to 112.7". That's mainly because the front seat legroom has dropped from a whopping 44.1" to 41.4", identical to the Telluride and likely due in part to the longer hood. Unless a driver plays in the NBA (and probably drives an Escalade, anyway) the loss is likely to go unnoticed. The legroom in the third row has also dropped from 31.7" to 29.6". But that's balanced by an increase in second row legroom from 39.4" to 41.7", a fraction of an inch more than the first row. If the 2nd row is moved forward slightly to provide the same legroom as the last generation, the 3rd row legroom will match the previous model, as well. Furthermore, the 3rd row now has a recline feature that the earlier model lacked. That reduces the "knees in the air" feeling common in most midsized crossovers' 3rd row. All in all, the effective room in the third row hasn't been changed significantly and with the reclining feature it's probably a bit more comfortable for average size adults. Total cargo room with the 2nd and 3rd rows folded has been increased slightly going from 73 cubic feet to 75.5 cf. That's probably the result of a slight increase in the Sorento's wheelbase (110.8" vs 109.4"). It's mainly noticeable in the still small cargo space behind the 3rd row that grows from 11.3 cubic ft to 12.6 cf. That's enough of an increase to add a small carryon or a grocery bag but nothing more. At 189" in length, half a foot less than a Highlander for example, the Sorento remains a 6 or 7 passenger vehicle for local outings OR a road trip vehicle for 4-5 passengers with their luggage and gear. Not both. But that's true of all but the largest midsize SUV's wrapped in a smaller more maneuverable package. () With the new 2021 models' new engine choices and other changes, it's not surprising to see KIA adopt some cost cutting compared to the previous model to avoid significant increases in MSRPs. Most are likely to go unnoticed. Four way lumbar support in the driver's seat in my 2018 model has been reduced to a two way version. Extending thigh support for the driver is gone. I'd miss that on long trips and my wife would definitely complain but it's a feature that most other mainstream crossovers don't offer. The leather quality in the highest trim is no longer "nappa" quality but it's not noticeably inferior. Some will find the absence of a bench seat option in the highest trims (just as it is in the Telluride) but it's not surprising. KIA traditionally limits options in their most expensive models to contain production costs (and therefore MSRPs) and market research indicates that customers who opt for the highest trim levels typically prefer captain chairs in the second row as a sign of "luxury." On the other hand there's one deletion from the previous generation that's likely to cause be a major issue for potential buyers: the absence of driver seat memory for two drivers! It wouldn't be surprising to see it absent in a sports car or even in a "hot" hatch like my GTI. But in a "family" SUV where multiple drivers are common it's a big deal. When I mentioned it to my dealer several days ago he literally looked at the floor when he admitted it was a missing feature. And considering it remains in the new version of the nearly identical Hyundai Santa Fe it's going to be a continuing source of annoyance to customers and dealers. Kia made a mistake in eliminating it. () All in all, the new generation Sorento represents a major upgrade. It's not the game changer the Telluride has been and it won't outsell its most obvious non-Korean competitor, the Toyota Highlander. But anyone who isn't already committed to a Toyota should take a close look. And for those committed to a hybrid or a plug-in hybrid that goes double. As for the Santa Fe, if a buyer believes they have no use whatsoever for a third row and prefers its styling almost all of the Sorento's features are available in that vehicle.
Once I saw this SUV I've been in love ever since. I want this vehicle for myself. Its beautiful and stylish. But the front end and the taillights is what really made me want this SUV.
Just came from Chicago auto show. And I have to say this truck is nicer than I thought it would be. It's really nice like it would be on my short list of vehicles to get right now
From someone who has never considered anything other than a german luxury brand, I am so tempted by the awesomeness coming from manufactuers like kia and hyundai
Not so much value anymore. They're both now as expensive or more expensive than Honda and Nissan, but still less than Toyota, Ford, Chevy and VW. MSRPs anyway. Honda/Acura has regained the dubious title of value king. Kia/Hyundai/Genesis do offer more tech and desired features though and standard too, including safety. Oh and styling (at least Kia and Genesis)...
hey! great video as usual! just the camera keeps getting out of focus for some reason, keep getting me distracted lol. At first, I thought was my internet connection but it's the focus that keeps getting lost.
I been waiting for this Kia Sorento finally watched few reviews of it and it does worth the money I’m going to the Telluride. Very nice looking SUV with No Ambient lights no memory seats, and no AWD Standard for the SX trim. Am going to put my money on it. Thanks for the excellent review. Looking forward to your next review of the SX prestige package of the All new Sorento🤞🏽
Willy Wonka colour! Ha Ha! You crack me up man. 😂😂 Excellent review Lori and Joe. Really like the car, very much improved although glosstastic. No burrito 🌯 parties on that light interior though. Thanks for choosing this vehicle.
Awesome review! The new design is phenomenal. I have a 2004 (purchased 17 years ago) and can attest to their durability, but the upgrade is very classy! It has me searching dealerships for a new one in this color. 💖
KIA made the third row a standard feature of the Sorento for the 2018 model year, the same year that Hyundai dropped the third row option in the Santa Fe.
I just found your channel and so far loving the content definitely resonates with me as I am trying to find my perfect mommy car, and I’m looking for an all new updated mid size SUV so keep em coming!!! I have sooo many choices now that I’ve seen your videos! Lol I never once thought to even look at a Kia but oh my this new model is so attractive!
Please check JD power reliability ratings I think you will find Kia cars across the board have higher ratings than ford Please base your comments on fact and not miss guided emotion
@@rogermorrison6524 JD Power, KBB and all the rest are bs. A few years ago they gave the highest ratings to brands like Fiat and now Fiat is on life support in the US. KIA is okay overall, but I think what most consumers want to know is long term reliability, not “predicted” reliability nonsense. People are keeping their vehicles longer than ever right now and loans are stretching out so nobody wants to get stuck with a $400 payment and a repair that isn’t covered under warranty. This goes for any brand. I’d say the best source is word of mouth, ask someone who owns a certain model or who’s had it in the past. Consumers are the honest source unless they’re trying to dump it off on someone else.
As a huge Kia fan I can answer your question in the title with a big yes. I mean Toyota builds very good cars too, but Kia is better as every Brand even better as the cars with the Star from Germany. By the way I'm from Germany best greetings to all my American friends. I love your videos dude I'm a huge fan.
Came to check this out Joe. I was looking at getting one these for my daughters first car. Seems pretty good especially because it’s a prestige and it’s 30,000 used with 12,000 miles. I was awesome seeing this actual vehicle review in my actual neighborhood. Im another street light north than what you drove on the trip and she heads south to the mall for work everyday. Again it’s crazy seeing the review of the car on the actual streets she’ll drive. No Hellcat for her yet even tho she’s been using ours to practice for test, lol. 😳
@@dwadd7528 out of all the vehicles that I have bought my hyundais are the only ones that didn't give me excessive problems. Owned an average of 6 yrs.
I am very surprised with this car. I love the headlights in front and they give the new Sorento a very bold look. I am a bit mixed on the taillights though, but overall I think that Kia did a fantastic job with the all new Sorento.
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Joey is the only reviewer I’ve ever seen that is so “into” body lines and detail of metal work and gloss and flat color finishes! A true Automotive Body Criticster!
Lori's camera work is second to none. Awesome job of anticipating and bringing this review to life! The fact that you don't immediately recognize it is a sure sign of a talented photographer
i hope my mother-in-law enjoys that 3rd row
Now that is awesome!
Good idea. We know they always have the kids 😂
Whoaaaa!!! lol
Or wife when she barks too much
@@James-il3tq 🤣🤣
The Korean car companies are really killing it with their designs.
I totally agree with you!
The Korean car companies GERMAN DESIGNERS, are killing it with THEIR designs!
@@Bathgate155 Oh yeah, I almost forgot.
@Tiny Rick I was pointing out the fact that the german designers are killing it with THEIR DESIGNS. Go to sleep 💤
@Tiny Rick Believe or not some of people that hate on Korean Cars are charged by a bit of Racism, they just don't want to give them any credit. Not all but some people.
I love how the outside looks. It’s nice! Kia is stepping up! This is the best Kia I’ve seen!
Wow...the color, the grille and the rims are perfect match. I might get this trim in January 2023.
I keep looking for this but inventory is not there. Might have to wait until 2023 lol dang.
Honestly Joe, these 2021s put the 2020s to shame side to side on the lot. It's an absolutely beautiful update to a family SUV. I like the Telluride influences here and there too, can't go wrong! Thanks for the review
You hit the nail on the head Ford! Thanks for letting me share this one with you!
I’m a car salesmen and I gotta say Joe’s walk arounds of these vehicle are extremely helpful for getting to know the competition.
Thanks Mason! I am so glad that I can bring them to you.
My 2022 came in on Saturday. This is such a great machine! And the redesign of logo is a nice touch.
great review as always! it's really remarkable how quickly Raiti's Rides has grown. Great attitude, presentation, and work ethic clearly goes a long way. you deserve all your success brother!
This is the first review I’ve seen by you joe and I have to say.... I need more!! I was cracking up laughing at the family truckster, the pocket in your pocket, the 7/11 churro and all the little snacks. 😂 The review itself was spot on, great job!!
Been excited to see this since they unveiled it!
Thanks for always delivering Joe!
I am so glad that I can bring it to you!
Lot of Zonk action going on in the front and back! Thanks Joe Raiti, you Rock!
Amazing job inside and out. Definitely would consider this when I start my family down the line
Sweet Sorento. Much better than the first generation.
O heck yes!
Thank you for your review! I really like what Kia has done with the Sorento, definitely an improvement!
That National Lampoon reference is so accurate, I'm dying over here 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just got a 2021 Kia Sorento SX Prestige in Sapphire Blue. Absolutely LOVE it! The styling is sooo much better than other makes on the road.
I totally agree with you!
Small suggestions: I would like to see brighter light when you film on the trunk / cargo area to see the material better :) Great review as always Joe.
You got it Phong! Thanks for the feedback!
Love the Vacation station wagon reference. You Crack me up in all of your videos. 😆
I am so glad that I can bring some laughs your way!
Thanks for another awesome review, Joe. I like to have my meals, sip on a beverage and watch your reviews. Happy new year sir, and stay safe!!!
Happy New Year to you my friend!
Man! This car looks so lovely in the front end oh my,,,
This speaker is very informative and funny. I rarely watch any video in it's entirety but this guy kept me interested and entertained.
Just bought my sx model today!. Cant wait to pick it up tomorrow. Thank you for this review it certainly helped in the decision making process.
Silver is a difficult color to get a shine from. Kia did a great job on the design of this car. It's a grand slam!
I totally agree with you!
that color is a Steel Gray or Silky Silver ?
Please add a part for both interior and exterior look at night for all the cars you review!
Lol probably only cdl drivers would notice but the side view mirror placement actually allows you to see out that little window reducing that corner blind spot GJ. Great video you guys
Two things to note. On the cargo space, if you not need the middle seats, you can press the button from the back and it will fold them down giving you an amazing amount of storage. Second, on the acceleration, it is slightly sluggish from the turbo, but if you turn off the auto stop feature that kills the engine when you come to a dead stop, its much less. Awesome review! We just picked up one today, and I was feeling much like you.
Finally a car that can store all my twinkies, skittles and peanuts, oh and the Slim Jims also! 10/10
420k subscribers. That deserves a special celebration
That is so very awesome of you to say! Thanks for being on the journey with me!
Cuz of raiti channel, I can decide which suv i can buy in future. Helps me a lot. Thanks for wonderful videos
Each time a friend tells me they are thinking on buying a new car I send the link of the Raiti review
Beautiful vehicle. Really an upgrade over the old one. I really like the split rear tail lights lol. Very sharp colour combo on this review!
13:50 “take your nuts with ya!” 😂 gotta love it. Happy new year to the Raiti’s Ride family
Great review. Your the only car reviewer I watch. You keep my interest the whole time. Keep them coming.
That means so much!
The Sorento line have such a special place in heart
I remember my father buying a Sorento 2007 3.8...
Since 2007 , till this day i love to see the look on people faces when we gap them on the road such a fun balance of speen and reliability.
Looks sharp. Kia is killing it right now.
You are so very right!
the brands with the most vehicles that are likely to reach 200,000 miles.% of Cars Over 200k Miles
1 Toyota 1.8%
2 Honda 1.6%
....
14 Hyundai 0.3%
15 Volkswagen 0.3%
16 Kia 0.2%
17 Audi 0.1%
18 Porsche 0.1%
To createe tata 💪
@@tocreatee3585 your information is wrong. Consumer Reports ranks Kia as one of the most reliable brands. State your source next time so that you don’t look idiotic.
Also check Jd Power reports
I picked one up as a rental yesterday and I’m IN LOVE with it! I’ve never driven a Kia before but this may be one of my favorite SUVs yet! I’m going to compare it to the Telluride (that I just learned about through my research) and see which I like best 😆
Which one did you decide on ?
Always a great car review and great job Laurie happy new year to you both!!!!
Dude, your description of cars is like no other. 👍
Love the look and powertrain. Totally agree with you on the gloss black. I have to think they'll do a refresh getting rid of some of it. I thought I read somewhere where 0-60 was in the mid 6's so I was surprised to hear 7.2. Thanks for the review, been waiting for this one Joe.
Thanks for sharing that great input!
Good review, Joe. You highlighted some points that often go unnoticed. Some comments below. Full disclosure, I've owned two Sorentos, a 2012 version and now a 2018 model. Each a fully loaded SX-L. Our Sorento is my wife's daily driver and the family's (2 adults, a teenage daughter and a big dog) extended trip vehicle. When we traded the 2012 model for the 2018 version it was one of the only times I've ever replaced a car with an identical later model. And if I were shopping today I think I'd opt for another Sorento. In short, I've been VERY satisfied with the Sorentos I've owned.
() When I first heard that KIA had replaced the 3.3L NA V6 with the new 2.5L turbo 4 I was skeptical about its durability. I'm actually a fan of smaller displacement turbo engines. I've owned Saabs and GTIs and loved them. But in a 2 ton plus SUV I thought a less stressed naturally aspirated V6 was a better choice for a vehicle I expected to own for 6 years or more . It was one of the reasons we chose the Sorento V6 over the Mazda CX-9 and Subaru Ascent.
In view of the fact that KIA offers a 10 year/100K miles drivetrain warranty and that the same turbo 4 is offered in the Hyundai Santa Fe and Sonata N-Line, the KIA K5, and most importantly the Genesis GV70, GV80, and G80, I've changed my mind. I don't think the Korean brands would put the engine in so many models if they weren't relatively certain about its durability. (Automakers don't offer long warranties unless they believe they'll have to redeem them very often.) Add to all that the fact that the engine/drivetrain offers better performance and fuel economy than the V6 I have in my Sorento and I think it's a major plus.
One caveat though. I suspect that combining the turbo 4 with AWD is highly desirable if not essential. There's simply too much torque (311 ft lbs) for the FWD version and leads to noticeable torque steer if a driver takes advantage of it.
() Joe, you mentioned that the previous generation was criticized for looking too much like a minivan. KIA obviously heard those criticisms and responded with a more rectangular overall design and what appears to be a somewhat longer distance from the front bumper to the "A" pillar at the base of the windshield. I don't have the exact specs but sitting in my Sorento and the new model back to back the new model certainly appears to have a longer hood. That's undoubtedly partly to improve the Sorento's looks and it may also reflect a need to increase the size of the engine bay to accommodate the hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions that are on the way. In any event the new Sorento looks longer and considerably more SUV-ish than the last generation despite the fact that the overall length (189") has not been changed.
() KIA claims that the interior space has been increased for 2021. Technically, that's arguable true by some measures but it's complicated. Total legroom in the three rows has actually been reduced from 115.2" to 112.7". That's mainly because the front seat legroom has dropped from a whopping 44.1" to 41.4", identical to the Telluride and likely due in part to the longer hood. Unless a driver plays in the NBA (and probably drives an Escalade, anyway) the loss is likely to go unnoticed. The legroom in the third row has also dropped from 31.7" to 29.6". But that's balanced by an increase in second row legroom from 39.4" to 41.7", a fraction of an inch more than the first row. If the 2nd row is moved forward slightly to provide the same legroom as the last generation, the 3rd row legroom will match the previous model, as well. Furthermore, the 3rd row now has a recline feature that the earlier model lacked. That reduces the "knees in the air" feeling common in most midsized crossovers' 3rd row. All in all, the effective room in the third row hasn't been changed significantly and with the reclining feature it's probably a bit more comfortable for average size adults.
Total cargo room with the 2nd and 3rd rows folded has been increased slightly going from 73 cubic feet to 75.5 cf. That's probably the result of a slight increase in the Sorento's wheelbase (110.8" vs 109.4"). It's mainly noticeable in the still small cargo space behind the 3rd row that grows from 11.3 cubic ft to 12.6 cf. That's enough of an increase to add a small carryon or a grocery bag but nothing more. At 189" in length, half a foot less than a Highlander for example, the Sorento remains a 6 or 7 passenger vehicle for local outings OR a road trip vehicle for 4-5 passengers with their luggage and gear. Not both. But that's true of all but the largest midsize SUV's wrapped in a smaller more maneuverable package.
() With the new 2021 models' new engine choices and other changes, it's not surprising to see KIA adopt some cost cutting compared to the previous model to avoid significant increases in MSRPs. Most are likely to go unnoticed. Four way lumbar support in the driver's seat in my 2018 model has been reduced to a two way version. Extending thigh support for the driver is gone. I'd miss that on long trips and my wife would definitely complain but it's a feature that most other mainstream crossovers don't offer. The leather quality in the highest trim is no longer "nappa" quality but it's not noticeably inferior. Some will find the absence of a bench seat option in the highest trims (just as it is in the Telluride) but it's not surprising. KIA traditionally limits options in their most expensive models to contain production costs (and therefore MSRPs) and market research indicates that customers who opt for the highest trim levels typically prefer captain chairs in the second row as a sign of "luxury."
On the other hand there's one deletion from the previous generation that's likely to cause be a major issue for potential buyers: the absence of driver seat memory for two drivers! It wouldn't be surprising to see it absent in a sports car or even in a "hot" hatch like my GTI. But in a "family" SUV where multiple drivers are common it's a big deal. When I mentioned it to my dealer several days ago he literally looked at the floor when he admitted it was a missing feature. And considering it remains in the new version of the nearly identical Hyundai Santa Fe it's going to be a continuing source of annoyance to customers and dealers. Kia made a mistake in eliminating it.
() All in all, the new generation Sorento represents a major upgrade. It's not the game changer the Telluride has been and it won't outsell its most obvious non-Korean competitor, the Toyota Highlander. But anyone who isn't already committed to a Toyota should take a close look. And for those committed to a hybrid or a plug-in hybrid that goes double. As for the Santa Fe, if a buyer believes they have no use whatsoever for a third row and prefers its styling almost all of the Sorento's features are available in that vehicle.
I was hoping you would use the turn signal to show off the camera display.
Lovely video anyhow and I enjoyed the candy & chocolate references 😅
I just come to Raiti's Rides to watch this guy run a commentary. Awesome.
Once I saw this SUV I've been in love ever since. I want this vehicle for myself. Its beautiful and stylish. But the front end and the taillights is what really made me want this SUV.
I am so glad that you are liking this one.
@@RaitisRides major upgrade from the previous generations. And throw some nice rims on it and it'll be a nice ride to see.
Thank you for your reviews on the sorento helped me make my purchase on a new 2121 sorento SX TGdi
You are so very welcome David! Congrats man!
Just came from Chicago auto show. And I have to say this truck is nicer than I thought it would be. It's really nice like it would be on my short list of vehicles to get right now
Tnx for the video really cool although you missed out the Engine Rev when stationery
I love this guy maybe “1 charrrrroooo and a milk to wash it down” that small pocket in your jeans hilarious : ) you are the king of reviews man.
J Clarkson.....try it.
I have seen many reviews and this guy is very refreshing and funny. And he review about everything you care and not more
“Maybe you’ll slip em a $20” 😂😂
Made me lol too
I can feel the smoothness of driving this just by watching the video
Just bought a white '21 SX today; thanks for this video!
I test drove the Kia prestige and that full digital is amazing and very colorful! Simply amazing.
I totally agree with you!
“Nobody wants to drive a refrigerator or a washing machine, well maybe you do I dunno “ 🤣😂
Thanks for letting me share some laughs with you!
Great review , I don’t think we skipped any snacks on this one .
From someone who has never considered anything other than a german luxury brand, I am so tempted by the awesomeness coming from manufactuers like kia and hyundai
You are not alone.
Some serious value coming out of the Kia /Hyundai. Great bang for the buck cars. Great review Joe!
You better believe it!
Not so much value anymore. They're both now as expensive or more expensive than Honda and Nissan, but still less than Toyota, Ford, Chevy and VW. MSRPs anyway. Honda/Acura has regained the dubious title of value king. Kia/Hyundai/Genesis do offer more tech and desired features though and standard too, including safety. Oh and styling (at least Kia and Genesis)...
yes, I believe they raised the price almost 10,000 dollars more, I'm I correct?
Not in resale value - can't compete with Toyota, maybe in 15 years.
Here we go with the Skittles and Doritos again! 😂
hey! great video as usual! just the camera keeps getting out of focus for some reason, keep getting me distracted lol. At first, I thought was my internet connection but it's the focus that keeps getting lost.
I been waiting for this Kia Sorento finally watched few reviews of it and it does worth the money I’m going to the Telluride. Very nice looking SUV with No Ambient lights no memory seats, and no AWD Standard for the SX trim. Am going to put my money on it. Thanks for the excellent review. Looking forward to your next review of the SX prestige package of the All new Sorento🤞🏽
Willy Wonka colour! Ha Ha! You crack me up man. 😂😂 Excellent review Lori and Joe. Really like the car, very much improved although glosstastic. No burrito 🌯 parties on that light interior though. Thanks for choosing this vehicle.
Nice looking suv. Those headlights look awsome
Plus the great news is they are LED!
Awesome review! The new design is phenomenal. I have a 2004 (purchased 17 years ago) and can attest to their durability, but the upgrade is very classy! It has me searching dealerships for a new one in this color. 💖
You are simply the best in the business, your funny your details are amazing and most of all you know your stuff..
I REALLY LIKE THIS RE-DESIGN! Another great review Joe!
So do I!
It's pretty cool the older models didn't have a third row so I'm excited about that and it just looks way better than previous models!
I totally agree with you!
Hmm. My wife’s 2014 SXL has the third row. Never used it. Lol
@@bcar1ify so true.
My 2018 has a third row.
KIA made the third row a standard feature of the Sorento for the 2018 model year, the same year that Hyundai dropped the third row option in the Santa Fe.
Churro from 7-11 😂 loving these comments when you mention the side door pockets
I just found your channel and so far loving the content definitely resonates with me as I am trying to find my perfect mommy car, and I’m looking for an all new updated mid size SUV so keep em coming!!! I have sooo many choices now that I’ve seen your videos! Lol I never once thought to even look at a Kia but oh my this new model is so attractive!
Hi Tierra! That is so wonderful! Thank you for letting me share my passion of cars with you!
KIa/Hyundai are surpassing their competition. Joe keeps bringing it!!! Excellent work.
You are so very right about that!
You said it "great value" and I agree with you, I would seriously consider this one 👍🏽 great review.
Thanks Carl for letting me share it with you.
I saw this new Kia in person and was shocked to learn it was a Sorrento and I fell in love with it.
Really nice review on this new vehicle I really love this car....
This video made me hungry and want a sorento at the same time. Never thought I’d want this car
It looks like a great suv for 39gs. I'm digging kia these days for sure.
I’m so glad you love this one!
The S Trim is 39k. This one is 3-4K more.
ON THROTTLE!!!! HERE WE GO!!!! Lmao I could not stop laughing 😂
Thanks man!
@@RaitisRides Its a woman
Thanks for reviewing various trims of this Sorrento. Hope you can review the hybrid and PHEV versions too!
Will be bringing them soon!
I think it looks even better than the Telluride! Another great review as always..
I’m so glad you are happy with this one!
Really nice car.in and out love that color combo in the interior. that turbo seems really powerful.KIA has a real hit here.
I think you may be right!
@5:25 Nobody wants to drive a dishwasher. This guy is so creative lol
What up joe keep up the good work! hello from miami!
I really appreciate that David!
Awesome job Kia, such a huge improvement from the last generation
I totally agree with you!
The 2020s weren’t bad, but it wasn’t anything special either. It just blended in with the Hilanders and Ascents.
Buy Toyota Highlander, not this Crap.
Please check JD power reliability ratings
I think you will find Kia cars across the board have higher ratings than ford
Please base your comments on fact and not miss guided emotion
@@rogermorrison6524 JD Power, KBB and all the rest are bs. A few years ago they gave the highest ratings to brands like Fiat and now Fiat is on life support in the US. KIA is okay overall, but I think what most consumers want to know is long term reliability, not “predicted” reliability nonsense. People are keeping their vehicles longer than ever right now and loans are stretching out so nobody wants to get stuck with a $400 payment and a repair that isn’t covered under warranty. This goes for any brand. I’d say the best source is word of mouth, ask someone who owns a certain model or who’s had it in the past. Consumers are the honest source unless they’re trying to dump it off on someone else.
Love your reviews!! Very funny with the twinkies!!
Thanks Brad! That means alot!
Your reviews are the best Sir
You get a USB , you get get a USB, everybody gets a USB !! Kia is killing it !! Another great review J & L !!
Kia is making love SUV´s. This one is a great one, but maybe I would rather have a full bench in the second row instead of the captain chairs.
Thank would be nice!
I agree, that’s a major Zonk
You can get the bench seats on the EX trim and lower.
We only get the bench seat in New Zealand on all trim levels
Loving my new Sorento after 2 months
one of the least reliable car manufacture in the world/
As a huge Kia fan I can answer your question in the title with a big yes. I mean Toyota builds very good cars too, but Kia is better as every Brand even better as the cars with the Star from Germany. By the way I'm from Germany best greetings to all my American friends. I love your videos dude I'm a huge fan.
Thanks for the great support and your feedack!
Ford and Kia are the most underrated brands imo. Both brands make great products but the idiots continue to doubt them.
@@KB-bh9hp yes man I agree with you
Love this car.!!! #OnTHROTTLE You should have the camera man drive beside you to see how it looks.
Came to check this out Joe. I was looking at getting one these for my daughters first car. Seems pretty good especially because it’s a prestige and it’s 30,000 used with 12,000 miles. I was awesome seeing this actual vehicle review in my actual neighborhood. Im another street light north than what you drove on the trip and she heads south to the mall for work everyday. Again it’s crazy seeing the review of the car on the actual streets she’ll drive. No Hellcat for her yet even tho she’s been using ours to practice for test, lol. 😳
That is really fantastic! I am glad that I could share it you! God bless you man for teaching her with your Hellcat.
This is my car! I just bought it 2 days ago... same color on the outside! Love the turbo!
I am so glad that you are liking this one.
If only the telluride had a more capable engine
Same here lol
Ebony awd sx...
What color is this exactly?
@@martijnvanloon7792 everlasting gray
Been waiting for this!!! Happy Wednesday Joe!!!
Thanks man! Happy Wednesday!
Very good presentation of the vehicle, the best I've seen so far - seen about 10.
Great review. I hope will get my hands on it soon. Greetings from London.
THIS IS DEFINITELY GIVING THE BROTHER, TELLURIDE A RUN FOR IT'S MONEY LOL. BEAUTIFUL SUV.
KIA HYUNDAI has horrible engine, AVOID if possible
WHY THE EXCESSIVE CAPS
@@dwadd7528 out of all the vehicles that I have bought my hyundais are the only ones that didn't give me excessive problems. Owned an average of 6 yrs.
You are totally right I git this year and model and color like a month ago. Everlasting silver is crazy. Tge fiance loves ur
I’m definitely smashing the blue 👍 for this one
You are the man!
Just bought a white one last week! I love it and it has great room for a car seat, stroller and everything you need!
I am so glad that you really enjoyed this one.
Another great review. Happy New Year brother
man it looks good, hope my family likes it!
I bet bet they will!
I am very surprised with this car. I love the headlights in front and they give the new Sorento a very bold look. I am a bit mixed on the taillights though, but overall I think that Kia did a fantastic job with the all new Sorento.
About time kia..... about time! Looks great!
Mr. Raiti again fantastic work. Keep it up! Be safe and happy new years!!!!
Thank you Irv! Happy New Year! I appreciate you letting me share my car passion with you!
plain beautiful! thanks! 4showing.😎👍Raiti's!
Lol love the food references on the interior.
Thanks Richard! I really appreciate your support!