@Thesleepy11637 It is reliable. I own a 2017 Hyundai Elantra that has the same engine. My car is almost 8 years old and still runs like it's new. Only people who haven't driven Korean cars in 15-20 years who still have that old school perspective about the brand. Speaking of reliability, have you heard Honda recall over a million of their cars for engine issues? That goes to show you that the most reliable cars still have issues.
@Thesleepy11637 Now that's where I need to put pause on. I own a 2017 Hyundai Elantra that has the same engine as this new K4. I have had my car for almost 8 years now and have no mechanical issues. Only people who haven't driven Korean cars for 15-20 years think that it's reliable. The irony is that Honda are experiencing a massive recall right now on their engine issues. But no one want to bat an eye on that because people put car brands way too much on their pedestal.
Kia has come a long way. A little behind the scenes to show you how much, they have hired a couple of design engineers away from luxury car brands. One from Audi and the other one was from BMW or Mercedes. I can’t remember which one. These vehicles are doing way better than they have in the past. Not to mention they come with the best warranty in America to stand behind them. If there does happen to be an issue. But to each their own. I get it.
Sorry, I didn’t have time that day and it sold already. That’s the issue. When things first come out, they sell pretty quick. Lol. I will do a quick drive as soon as I get a chance. 😁
The ambient lighting appears to be available with the technology package for the upcoming GT line turbo, but I do not believe it’s available on any of the other trims.
@@jordanimatedstreaming GT-Line (Expected late 2024) The GT-Line is a bold embodiment of style and performance. With 18-in. sport alloy wheels, gloss black trim and accents, unique front and rear fascias, a three-spoke steering wheel w/ paddle shifters, and multi-link rear suspension, you can show off your style with a premium design while tackling every turn with impressive handling. 1
Just so you know, the K4 starts at only $23,000 and change. For all the features and functions that you get standard, it’s a fantastic value. Not to mention the 10 year/100,000 mile warranty from Kia. 😁
![KIA EV6 GT-line Long Range AWD - Reichweitentest (130 km/h) | autofilou [2160p]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/sqTNRpXWuAs/mqdefault.jpg)
KIA is absolutely crushing it with the design. It's so modern, and the technology is unmatched what the competitors are offering.
Yeah I actually agree - But none of that matters when it's extremely unreliable and stays in the shop.
@Thesleepy11637 It is reliable. I own a 2017 Hyundai Elantra that has the same engine. My car is almost 8 years old and still runs like it's new. Only people who haven't driven Korean cars in 15-20 years who still have that old school perspective about the brand. Speaking of reliability, have you heard Honda recall over a million of their cars for engine issues? That goes to show you that the most reliable cars still have issues.
@Thesleepy11637 Now that's where I need to put pause on. I own a 2017 Hyundai Elantra that has the same engine as this new K4. I have had my car for almost 8 years now and have no mechanical issues. Only people who haven't driven Korean cars for 15-20 years think that it's reliable. The irony is that Honda are experiencing a massive recall right now on their engine issues. But no one want to bat an eye on that because people put car brands way too much on their pedestal.
But they're still unreliable
Kia has come a long way. A little behind the scenes to show you how much, they have hired a couple of design engineers away from luxury car brands. One from Audi and the other one was from BMW or Mercedes. I can’t remember which one. These vehicles are doing way better than they have in the past. Not to mention they come with the best warranty in America to stand behind them. If there does happen to be an issue. But to each their own. I get it.
I would love this one day if I’m ever done with my 21’ forte GT line which I love.
Why doesn't anyone take this car out for a test drive??
Sorry, I didn’t have time that day and it sold already. That’s the issue. When things first come out, they sell pretty quick. Lol. I will do a quick drive as soon as I get a chance. 😁
Doesn’t it come with ambient lighting?
The ambient lighting appears to be available with the technology package for the upcoming GT line turbo, but I do not believe it’s available on any of the other trims.
There's a few Spanish and a French video of the GT-Line Turbo you can search for and yes that trim does come with ambient lighting
@Persminian as long as it has the GT line turbo technology package. I just wanna be clear so everybody knows. Thank you.
It has more cabin space than the forte
torsion-beam rear 🙁
GT-Line models get independent rear suspension. This one has it.
@@jraheemjefcoat429 Car and Driver says only GT-Line Turbo has multilink rear. What's your source?
@jordanimatedstreaming Kia website. Wait while I upload receipts.
@@jordanimatedstreaming GT-Line (Expected late 2024)
The GT-Line is a bold embodiment of style and performance. With 18-in. sport alloy wheels, gloss black trim and accents, unique front and rear fascias, a three-spoke steering wheel w/ paddle shifters, and multi-link rear suspension, you can show off your style with a premium design while tackling every turn with impressive handling. 1
@@jraheemjefcoat429 thanks for the info
Who’s up to paying nearly 30 grand for this say NOT ME, wayyyyyy over priced 😮
Just so you know, the K4 starts at only $23,000 and change. For all the features and functions that you get standard, it’s a fantastic value. Not to mention the 10 year/100,000 mile warranty from Kia. 😁
My God this car is fugly. By far the worst looking thing ever.
Lmao no buddy. A Nissan juke, versa, etc. is fugly
@@r3games1985 Really? I could've sworn you were talking about your mother.
The only that's ugly is some stupid troll jerk that is commenting about himself