@@clowdz6058 I payed it on finance for a few months and it was in the 400s because like he said the car is luxury. This was such a nice car but it got too expensive so I ended up getting an MG
I got my EX (had to die to height, talkers model) and I’m leasing at 480, 4 years, $31,900 car and am in love with it, moving from a sports car Charger to this, very luxury for a cheap price, feels like you’re in a top of the line Mercedes (AMGs)
Went two hours from home to another state to lease a prestige plug in because that dealer was the only ones leasing for under $600 with less than $4k down
@@SnowySnailsnot alot for rich people and broke people who don't know how to manage money. The rest of us with common sense still believe it's too much.
Lol with the USB stolen issue and potential fires from Kia . I was going to get one but now I have to look otherwise. By me all Kia dealers have a markup. Not worth the risk right now
There’s literally little risk at this point. Please educate yourself. All impacted Kia and Hyundai’s were eligible for a software update to fix the theft issue, which keep in mind was only effecting key ignition vehicles, push buttons were not part of the issue. The 2023 and on Sportage model years all have push to start. No Kia’s and Hyundai’s are catching on fire, since the recall and free engine replacement for any impacted models. Most new model years don’t even use the synonymous GDI engine anymore. Kia has some of the biggest price markups out of anyone, simply because these vehicles are high demand and people want them. Coming from a 2018 Kia Sorento owner, Kia’s are very reliable and dependable. No issues whatsoever. Kia has done a lot to repair its brand image, and there is definitely still a stigma. Kia received the lowest rate of reported problems among mass market brands in the J.D. Power 2021-2023 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Studies. It is the 3rd most reliable car brand.
Kia has evolved to become more than a cheap brand. It’s higher end models tailor to customers who want a more luxury feel. Keep in mind that 40% of Kia buyers have salaries over $100,000.
@@allanzylbert1306 Liked your comment. Scotty, actually, says they are not bad. Scotty also says they are nice and good when new and up to about the millage of your car. Scotty recommends to get rid of them once they reach the age and millage of your Kia, since this is when you start to run the risk of being let down by your Kia. Personally, I have always been into Japanese vehicles, Toyotas, Hondas, and for the past 15 years, also Mazdas. Never trusted the Korean brands. From my own experience, a Toyota's life only begins after it is 10 y.o. with over 100K miles on it. Haha. You can buy a Toyota with this high millage and be sure of it.
@@deller5924Scotty is old and hasn’t owned any car he talks crap about. I have 2009 Optima with 267k miles, original engine and tranny. Any car can last if you take care of it especially the oil changes.
Pretty true, Kias are good to lease, but not buy. They are nice cheap bang for the buck cars. But don't expect or plan for them to last beyond anything like a Toyota or Honda. I'm sure there are some good ones, like there are some bad Toyotas and Hondas out there (the way of manufacturing goes), but they just aren't in the range of a Japanese car reliabilty wise.
@@tej4016 look , need to wait for the reports globally because in USA and UK there are vehicles theft crime investigation and research agencies are working on this subject and so only time can tell the truth.
There is no value in cars with cheap tech and weak weak engines and reliability In Canada Kia and Huyndai full size suvs are over 60k Since when Honda Toyota Kia and Huyndai considered luxury ? People look at materials looking cool all that’s cheap materials the cars look cool and all that but doesn’t mean are good talking about Kia and Huyndai Im not buying a car now because it’s so so stupid the prices Kia and Huyndai specially need to stop with these over 60k cars they aren’t selling you will see few in the road but dealer parking lots are full of them rusted not selling
The thing is, the materials on the inside and outside of Hyundai/KIA are premium compared to Toyota, Honda. Only Mazda can contend with the quality of materials/fit and finish. People squawk about Hyundai/KIA reliability, but many luxury vehicles have worse reputations than Hyundai/KIA.
@@HectorVega-xj2qw the prices I gave you are in Canada for the top models which are very basic for now days I live in Canada I know what dealers sell them for so the prices I gave are accurate if not I even made them less then what delards selling for
@@hathspider9763Knowing how much brand pronunciation can vary by language, you piqued my interest. I looked at official Kia ads from the UK, the US, and Korea which is where the car is made: UK: ua-cam.com/video/sw84qVKG6bY/v-deo.htmlsi=F3mfBvSltsVZd2ra US: ua-cam.com/video/MNVGfNZ22rc/v-deo.htmlsi=SsMiaLV7otUIpYkJ Korea: ua-cam.com/video/CqXt-j5pNeo/v-deo.htmlsi=IzY-cs07qYHroN1T The official UK pronunciation is indeed ‘sport-arge’, whereas the official US pronunciation is ‘sport-idge’. The official Korean pronunciation is also more or less ‘sport-idge’, and seeing as they make the car I think we have to consider that pronunciation the correct one. Obviously pronunciation is always adapted to each language, but the US pronunciation is the closest to the original Korean pronunciation, and also is the most correct from an English phonetics point of view. Isn’t learning fun? 😊
The dealer network marks these up substantially
Greedy much?
I’ve seen them add as much as 12k
@@davidarreola1985 Unbelievable!
That’s cause people want em
Still crazy
Shame on US car market!
Ordered one of these from my local dealer last week for MSRP
So exciting!
@@Ricky-mo6mvhi kid Ricky 😊
Why? They're a pos.
I looked at a Mercedes and an Audi, Kia had four more options, included at a much better price, love my Kia Sportage ❤🎉
People are also trading in their Lexus for the Tucson which is also more luxurious than “luxury” vehicles.
Cars gonna break down in 2 yrs
Ce este mai scump este mai bun , ce este mai ieftin este mai prost
Dealer markups are crazy on them
Passed this up for a Mitsubishi Outlander and feels good to hardly see the same vehicle at every corner. Everybody and their grandma has those Kias.
@@JuliusTurner-hm6ff nice move!
I live in England so the price is a bit cheaper. I pay finance for this and I love it!
How much is it on finance
@@clowdz6058 I payed it on finance for a few months and it was in the 400s because like he said the car is luxury. This was such a nice car but it got too expensive so I ended up getting an MG
I got this exact one and Im in love with my Sportage ❤❤❤❤❤
does it have head up display?
Got the Hybrid.
Loving my sportage 2024 Kia Sportage Prestige
Damn you guys waste your money on anything because of looks.
I'm waiting for the North Korean version with missle launcher
I got my EX (had to die to height, talkers model) and I’m leasing at 480, 4 years, $31,900 car and am in love with it, moving from a sports car Charger to this, very luxury for a cheap price, feels like you’re in a top of the line Mercedes (AMGs)
The Sportage is great, I'm looking at the EX trim.
Went two hours from home to another state to lease a prestige plug in because that dealer was the only ones leasing for under $600 with less than $4k down
Got one for nothing down. You got shitty cred or something?
They have a lot of piano black in the interior
Great #short!
No more turbos for 2024??? My 21 sx i LOVE
How you can do the front LED lights goes up and down like in the video??
It doesn't actually do that. Probably just the frame rate of the camera recording this video.
I’m a Santa Fe fan myself
Hard choice between this and the Santa Fe!!
@SuperFitness12 definitely not a hard choice if you want to drive over 100k miles.
I love mine
Please can you tell me what colour this model is?
Wolf Gray
How much liters are 74 qubickfeet?
And is this better than the Hyundai kona (2024)?
100 percent yes it’s a much bigger vehicle then an Kona
Hyundai owns Kia
$35k is an insane price for a car. Vehicle industry is so out of touch with reality nowadays
35k is not a lot for a 2024 car, inflation is the problem not the car industry
@@SnowySnailsnot alot for rich people and broke people who don't know how to manage money. The rest of us with common sense still believe it's too much.
Lol with the USB stolen issue and potential fires from Kia . I was going to get one but now I have to look otherwise. By me all Kia dealers have a markup. Not worth the risk right now
There’s literally little risk at this point. Please educate yourself. All impacted Kia and Hyundai’s were eligible for a software update to fix the theft issue, which keep in mind was only effecting key ignition vehicles, push buttons were not part of the issue. The 2023 and on Sportage model years all have push to start. No Kia’s and Hyundai’s are catching on fire, since the recall and free engine replacement for any impacted models. Most new model years don’t even use the synonymous GDI engine anymore. Kia has some of the biggest price markups out of anyone, simply because these vehicles are high demand and people want them. Coming from a 2018 Kia Sorento owner, Kia’s are very reliable and dependable. No issues whatsoever. Kia has done a lot to repair its brand image, and there is definitely still a stigma. Kia received the lowest rate of reported problems among mass market brands in the J.D. Power 2021-2023 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Studies. It is the 3rd most reliable car brand.
But is it reliable?
HELLLLLL NO!
So how frequently do you have to replace the engine?
Every 1,500,000 miles
I would buy one if it came with a 200K mile engine warranty.
@@aabrantes1999I once had a Kia Optima.
I sold it after 240k miles without any problem
It’s hybrid and it’s run with Gas??
thats why its called a hybrid......
I was just reading that PREMIUM gas is recommended for the hybrid. Is this really true?!?
It is not. All versions use regular 87 octane fuel.
@@CarConfections Thanks I figured. A 1977 Sportage with a V8 would be a different 😂
What color is this?
Wolf Gray
nardo gray
They are unaffordable because all dealerships charge over MSRP. They can’t keep them on the lot. I’m not paying as if Kia was a luxury brand.
Kia has evolved to become more than a cheap brand. It’s higher end models tailor to customers who want a more luxury feel. Keep in mind that 40% of Kia buyers have salaries over $100,000.
The sportage is only 28k far from luxury prices.
Also because they do not hold their value , you can get a preowned fully loaded model for under $40 000 CDN. As compared to $50, 000 for a CRV...
2023 sportage
And now thanks to Joe Biden , you can lease this puppy for $894 a month!
What does he have to do with this
Thats not Joe. Thats just corporate greed. Thats the real inflation.
@@rylans.5365 MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN 🇺🇸
Best value to lease maybe
According to Scotty Kilmer Kias are crap...
Have an 11 year old KIA Optima with 125k miles and it's been near perfect. Fact for me, it's been great
@@allanzylbert1306 Liked your comment. Scotty, actually, says they are not bad. Scotty also says they are nice and good when new and up to about the millage of your car. Scotty recommends to get rid of them once they reach the age and millage of your Kia, since this is when you start to run the risk of being let down by your Kia.
Personally, I have always been into Japanese vehicles, Toyotas, Hondas, and for the past 15 years, also Mazdas. Never trusted the Korean brands.
From my own experience, a Toyota's life only begins after it is 10 y.o. with over 100K miles on it. Haha. You can buy a Toyota with this high millage and be sure of it.
@@deller5924Scotty is old and hasn’t owned any car he talks crap about. I have 2009 Optima with 267k miles, original engine and tranny. Any car can last if you take care of it especially the oil changes.
@@isaac198428 OK. Gotcha. Thanks for your response, mate!
Pretty true, Kias are good to lease, but not buy. They are nice cheap bang for the buck cars. But don't expect or plan for them to last beyond anything like a Toyota or Honda. I'm sure there are some good ones, like there are some bad Toyotas and Hondas out there (the way of manufacturing goes), but they just aren't in the range of a Japanese car reliabilty wise.
Why is this one have this ugly T shaped shift? Where is the dial?
35k for a car that can be stolen by a usb cable
Not true. 2017 models and older had security issues, not newer models
False, this cars not possible to stolen like this . Those days are gone
@@nirmit1298but the dumb kia boyz still break open. They can’t steal it, but it takes a while to get it repaired
@@tej4016 look , need to wait for the reports globally because in USA and UK there are vehicles theft crime investigation and research agencies are working on this subject and so only time can tell the truth.
And some fire issues
This is whoch colour please
Wolf gray
Who can gic it me as a gift please
There is no value in cars with cheap tech and weak weak engines and reliability
In Canada Kia and Huyndai full size suvs are over 60k
Since when Honda Toyota Kia and Huyndai considered luxury ?
People look at materials looking cool all that’s cheap materials the cars look cool and all that but doesn’t mean are good talking about Kia and Huyndai
Im not buying a car now because it’s so so stupid the prices
Kia and Huyndai specially need to stop with these over 60k cars they aren’t selling you will see few in the road but dealer parking lots are full of them rusted not selling
Yeah but Land Rovers are expensive as hell and they break everytime.
The thing is, the materials on the inside and outside of Hyundai/KIA are premium compared to Toyota, Honda. Only Mazda can contend with the quality of materials/fit and finish. People squawk about Hyundai/KIA reliability, but many luxury vehicles have worse reputations than Hyundai/KIA.
But the Kia Sportage it's 27k not 60k seltos it's 24k and Kia forte like 20k and Kia gt forte 22k
@@HectorVega-xj2qw the prices I gave you are in Canada for the top models which are very basic for now days I live in Canada I know what dealers sell them for so the prices I gave are accurate if not I even made them less then what delards selling for
@@Evan-memo girlfriend just bought loaded sportage in canada for 37k. It is not basic and its very well equipped.
overdrawn
Crap
You Americans say Sportage funny and incorrectly.
There are so many identical words pronounced differently in so many different countries. Chill out there keyboard warrior
@@Metalhead_Once learn English.
@@hathspider9763 learn how the world works
@@Metalhead_Once learn.
@@hathspider9763Knowing how much brand pronunciation can vary by language, you piqued my interest.
I looked at official Kia ads from the UK, the US, and Korea which is where the car is made:
UK: ua-cam.com/video/sw84qVKG6bY/v-deo.htmlsi=F3mfBvSltsVZd2ra
US: ua-cam.com/video/MNVGfNZ22rc/v-deo.htmlsi=SsMiaLV7otUIpYkJ
Korea: ua-cam.com/video/CqXt-j5pNeo/v-deo.htmlsi=IzY-cs07qYHroN1T
The official UK pronunciation is indeed ‘sport-arge’, whereas the official US pronunciation is ‘sport-idge’.
The official Korean pronunciation is also more or less ‘sport-idge’, and seeing as they make the car I think we have to consider that pronunciation the correct one.
Obviously pronunciation is always adapted to each language, but the US pronunciation is the closest to the original Korean pronunciation, and also is the most correct from an English phonetics point of view.
Isn’t learning fun? 😊
Blahhhhhhhhhhhh😂Not much different from 2022