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wah...just received a brochure from KIA that book a KIA now b4 Nov 30 and enjoy free servicing for 3yrs/100 000KM (inclusive of parts and labour). this on top of the 5yr unlimited mileage warranty....

 

wonder Komoco will follow or not......

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looks like business is bad or they very agressive to make kia the number seller in singapore from now onwards...so no more complaint that BM very stuck up...then still need buy from them kind of thing...

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yeah...g-strings or tampon strings from the female SEs....hahahah....i not kia SE, so u better direct your question to them...as far i can see, there is no * of the promo in the brochure and there are no terms n conditions mention as well....

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wah...just received a brochure from KIA that book a KIA now b4 Nov 30 and enjoy free servicing for 3yrs/100 000KM (inclusive of parts and labour). this on top of the 5yr unlimited mileage warranty....

 

wonder Komoco will follow or not......

now is not the time for Komoco to do it.

 

At least must wait until the Sonata and tucson come. So next year den can

 

IIRC last time Hyundai also did so with the Avante...

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nowadays your contact information can be bought easily as long as you took part in lucky draw before....

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free servicing for 3yrs/100 000KM (inclusive of parts and labour). this on top of the 5yr unlimited mileage warranty....

The free servicing for 3 yrs/100km is capped at $3k...so once $3k is used up b4 the 3 yrs. You still have to pay for the service.

There is a difference between : "3 yrs free servicing" and 3 yrs maintenance free servicing" one covers only servicing items only-eg- engine oil, oil filter, air filter.

the other also includes wear & tear items like-eg- brake pads,wiper blades, bulbs.

so do clarify first.

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The free servicing for 3 yrs/100km is capped at $3k...so once $3k is used up b4 the 3 yrs. You still have to pay for the service.

There is a difference between : "3 yrs free servicing" and 3 yrs maintenance free servicing" one covers only servicing items only-eg- engine oil, oil filter, air filter.

the other also includes wear & tear items like-eg- brake pads,wiper blades, bulbs.

so do clarify first.

 

chey, like that aslo can arh.. playing with words leh... i think customers will be pissed....

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The free servicing for 3 yrs/100km is capped at $3k...so once $3k is used up b4 the 3 yrs. You still have to pay for the service.

There is a difference between : "3 yrs free servicing" and 3 yrs maintenance free servicing" one covers only servicing items only-eg- engine oil, oil filter, air filter.

the other also includes wear & tear items like-eg- brake pads,wiper blades, bulbs.

so do clarify first.

Waa. Nice technique man.

 

Just like Borneo's 5 years warranty. the 4th and 5th year is covered by insurance, not manufacturer one. Claiming will be [sweatdrop] [sweatdrop]

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looks like business is bad or they very agressive to make kia the number seller in singapore from now onwards...so no more complaint that BM very stuck up...then still need buy from them kind of thing...

 

This is not nothing new. I though they offer 10 years warranty in the States. all this while.

 

Regards,

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Waa. Nice technique man.

 

Just like Borneo's 5 years warranty. the 4th and 5th year is covered by insurance, not manufacturer one. Claiming will be [sweatdrop] [sweatdrop]

[laugh] Mine changed a couple of stuff just before 3 yrs....now just after 3 yrs hopefully nothing goes wrong... [blush]

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Kia warranty in:

 

US - 10yrs

Europe - 7yrs

Forgot the mileage.

 

It has been like that since 2003, I think. Read somewhere.

 

The best way to find out the terms of their warranty is ask them.

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