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Good things come to those who wait... ;-)

Hey there joshb0718, it's a pleasure to have ya here! Sounds like you've got all of the drive and financing necessary to waste a TON of dough on a great car! LOL So, when it comes to exhaust, there's about 20 different systems out there. I personally feel that THIS system by BAQ is bar none...

Look at all of the ROOM in that engine bay!!!! LOL

Sure, you're going to expect a dealer discount of around 8% on a 2018 and around 4% on a 2019. Those percentages are based on MSRP of the car you're looking at and are BEFORE any manufacturer incentives.

Okay, so this is in reference to a credit "tier". This is almost never publicized as it really had no bearing for a customer at all. What it refers to is that, with qualifications of the program met, you may be eligible for a "bump" up one tier with KMF. It rarely applies and even less...

Not really. The [deviltail] is in the details... "All discounts include all available incentives. Please verify with the dealership for which incentives apply to you." Always read the fine print!

10% off BEFORE incentives is going to me a max discount and some dealers won't cut that deep. Kia just doesn't give that much profit margin for dealers to take off.

The Soul is a steal for the money!

We are VERY sick puppies.... [vommit]

Because anytime a title transfer is processed, the law requires an odometer disclosure update for title records. Every car you've ever purchased has had to have an update of the odometer at the time of transfer. So, without that form turned in with payment, they will sit on it and wait for...

Bingo. LOL If you check a box, they will throw it out and not tell you they did. Then they will sit on the title like a chicken on an egg and six months will go by and you'll be like.....? LOL

You're not alone, bro. LOL

Don't let your Stinger experience be tainted by a battery. It's very common for a car battery that's been left dead for weeks or longer to gain a weak cell.

You need to send in an odometer disclosure statement.

Ditto. BUT, do NOT wait 6 months to pay it off. Buy it out as soon as you get your paperwork. It should take about 3 weeks or so to arrive. Every month you wait costs you about $150 in interest charges. Also, please make sure that you get a Kia odometer disclosure statement and send that in...

It takes a lot of real estate to make that happen. LOL

Well, I've got the summer tires with me here in Illinois/Iowa and she's doing fine in the snow.

Your factory battery has a warranty for 12 months or 12,000 miles. It'll get swapped when they run the tests.

One thing to note is that you guys are talking about incentives included. I believe that calsonicgtr is asking about pre-incentive, is that right???

Well Kazz, I'm not sure why it would make a difference other than possibly having the fluid in the can freezing. So far, I haven't noticed any issues or had any problems. I'm also still only at 4k miles. I'll check the contents at my 5,000 LOF. Also gonna have my hatch rattle taken care of...