I initially brought my car in a little over a year ago for an issue that took awhile to get "fixed". My car kept leaking water under the glovebox on the passenger floorboard. I was told I needed an AC ventilation service. Less than a month later, the leak started again. I was then told they misdiagnosed my issue, and I actually needed an evaporator cleaning and a part replaced. They discounted $40 off my service for the misdiagnosis, even though I paid $209.90 for the service I didn't even need. When I got my car back, the rubber part that runs along the driver and passenger windows was not put back correctly. Further, while I was in the middle of driving, the plastic piece that runs along the side of my windshield popped out and was hanging in front of my face. I took my car back and they fixed the plastic piece and popped one part of the rubber lining in. I was told they couldn't get the other piece in, and if I wanted it fixed, the part would be $350. A day or two after this, my car started leaking antifreeze and overheating. My car was towed to Kia and I was informed that some hoses were left loose, which caused the leak and overheating of my car. July of this year, my passenger side started leaking AGAIN. I took it to Kia since it was under warranty, and had an oil change done. They told me that they one of the AC hoses was corroded and needed to be replaced, but they needed to order the part. So I leave and about twenty minutes after having my oil change, my check engine light comes on. I call and they say I can bring it up to get checked. They tell me it's a "history code," and it might be because my oil was low, but nothing to worry about. About a week later, I take my car back to have the hose installed. The day after getting my car back, I notice there are huge cracks all over my dashboard. There were no cracks prior. I call and speak with a service advisor about the issue, who tells me they don't even touch the dashboard to get to the parts that need repairs. I know this is 100% a lie due to the time prior where they didn't put my car together right, and some of those parts stem from under the dash cover. I take my car back to Kia, and the service department managers, Wade and Keith, look at my dashboard. They tell me it looks like it could be sun damage, but they don't usually see that kind of damage on Sorentos. I explained that it was not like that prior to them working on my car. They informed me that they would take pictures and send them to the district manager Rich to see if they would cover the damage. I didn't hear anything for about three and a half weeks, so I started calling for an update. Over the next five weeks, I called about once a week and spoke with Wade for an update. Every single time, I got the run around. "I gotta talk with Keith and get back with you;" "They always transfer you to my cell, I've got to get back to you when I'm at my desk;" "Same answer as before, I've got to look into it and call you back." I never once got a call back, so I eventually called Kia Corporate. They also had trouble speaking with somone at the dealership regarding the issue, and after more than a month and a half of Kia Corporate trying to get an answer from the dealership, I was finally told they spoke with the dealership and were told that the cracks are from sun damage and they will not be fixing my dash. I understood from the get go that proving to the dealership that the damage was from them would be difficult and they might not agree to fix it, but why make a customer go through all this difficulty to just get a "No?" It is very frustrating to try to get this figured out over months when they could have just told me no the day they looked at my dash. Also, I ended up taking my car elsewhere to have the check engine light checked, and I had a gasket that was leaking oil. They neglected to tell me that, and just led me to believe my check engine light was on from my oil being low. Dave Woodman is an honest and informative service advisor, but I trust no one else at Lokey Kia, and their customer service is the worst I've ever dealt with! I wanted to purchase a Telluride, but will never due to the Kia service department alone. read more