If the dealers weren’t going to hold these hostage for their boat payments, the blue with those copper wheels is real nice looking.

Surprisingly, there appears to be zero Wegmans stores in the Albany area, and then while they have a Brooklyn store and one north of NYC, that is it for the NYC/Long Island area.

I don’t think Wegmans is anywhere but Northern VA.  It wasn’t that long ago that they really weren’t found far from Upstate NY.

I believe it.  Any time I’ve been to the “sticks” of VA, there is a Food Lion and that is it. 

Its cool.  It is great that it is in such nice shape.  I can’t fathom spending $13k on it.  Although given the choice, I take this over the S4 Avant with 250k miles.

I don’t think there has even been one for me to go to in 20+ years.  I have friends who live back home, I assume they would have asked.  I’m not sure how else someone would contact me since I don’t do social media stuff.  Our class was 700+ people, so it isn’t like there is no one around.

Good thing you paid for that TruCoat.  It’d be a pile of corrosion now if you didn’t.

My first thought as well.  Not that I hated high school or anything, but I still keep in touch with some of my core friends.  If I wanted to hang out with them, I’d just arrange to get everyone together.  No need to see more people than that.

I compared it to Yukon Denali prices, since I know they have the 6.2 motor. It doesn’t seem too far off in terms of mileage/age. Personally I’d rather have the stock 6.2 than a HPE modified 5.3 truck, never mind those awful wheels. But at least the owner doesn’t think they have some future museum piece here.

Yukon = Tahoe

Like you point out, there is barely anything put into the entry-level market at all these days. So good for Kia for even being there. Apparently the market isn’t even worth keeping its Hyundai Accent clone around.

There was a similar review on one of the other sites. They scoffed at the lack of automatic climate control in a car that can be had for under $20k in 2023 (pending dealer bullshit). “Cheap car” used to mean no features. Like literally nothing. Couldn’t even get body color painted mirrors or bumpers. Vinyl seats.…

Exactly, I’m not sure what people think these buyers are going to move to.

You mean the least appealing looking mystery meat on the counter.

It might be rare, but it is still a 250k Audi with dents and missing paint.  $5k max. 

Yeah, where is that green RS5 with the bronze wheels? 

4-cylinder = cheap (even though they all run turbo 4 cylinders now)

Isn’t Toyota right? Lots of potential customers have reservations about going full electric?

I guess if you don’t have a problem with 2WD and want a fairly rough riding SUV for tooling around in, this is for you. Problem is, I don’t think there are many of those people.

I think it applied to all V6/AT combos of this vintage.  Accord V6 had issues too.