Kia Forte Koup mechanics in my area

Kia Forte Koup mechanics in my area
Kia Forte Koup mechanics in my area

Kia Corporation, commonly known as Kia is a South Korean multinational automobile manufacturer headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. It is South Korea's second largest automobile manufacturer after Hyundai Motor Company, with sales of over 2.8 million vehicles in 2019.

The 2016 Kia Forte Koup is a compact two-door coupe that offers a variety of features for comfort, convenience, and technology. Here are some of the key features you might find in the 2016 Kia Forte Koup:

Engine Options: The 2016 Forte Koup is typically available with a range of engine options, including fuel-efficient four-cylinder engines.

Exterior Styling: The Forte Koup features a sleek and sporty exterior design with distinctive lines and a coupe profile.

Infotainment System: Many trim levels of the Forte Koup come with an infotainment system that includes a touchscreen display, Bluetooth connectivity, USB and auxiliary inputs, and available navigation.

Steering-Wheel-Mounted Controls: Controls on the steering wheel allow you to adjust audio settings and use other functions while keeping your hands on the wheel.

Automatic Climate Control: Some trim levels of the Forte Koup come equipped with automatic climate control for easy cabin temperature adjustment.

Keyless Entry: Keyless entry allows you to unlock and lock the doors without physically using the key.

Push-Button Start: With push-button start, you can start the car without inserting the key into the ignition.

Premium Audio System: Higher trim levels of the Forte Koup might offer a premium audio system for enhanced sound quality.

Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel: A leather-wrapped steering wheel adds a touch of luxury to the interior.

Alloy Wheels: The Forte Koup often comes with stylish alloy wheels that enhance the vehicle's appearance.

Sunroof: Some trim levels might offer a sunroof, allowing for an open-air driving experience.

Sport Seats: The front seats in the Forte Koup may have sporty designs with additional side bolstering for better support during cornering.

Fog Lights: Fog lights can improve visibility in adverse weather conditions.

Cruise Control: Cruise control is typically included for maintaining a steady speed on highways.

Rearview Camera: A rearview camera helps with parking and reversing by displaying the area behind the vehicle on the infotainment screen.

LED Taillights: LED taillights might be featured for better visibility and a modern look.

Heated Front Seats: Some trim levels might include heated front seats for added comfort during colder weather.

Driver Assistance Features: Depending on the trim level and available packages, the Forte Koup might offer driver assistance features such as lane departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, and more.

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Product Reviews:


I am an owner of Kia Rio 1,3/2004 and I am generally satisfied with it. There is only one problem. I must buy a new car key nearly every year. Car key is a wear off - grind in keyhole. This occurs because the key is made of brass and keyholes of steel. Service men know this, but they are powerless to solve this problem because every new elementary key is made of brass instead of steel.

Stenta of 2000 Maribor, Other
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Purchased 2008 Kia Sorento brand new. Roof rails have started to leak only 3 months after warranty expiration and apparently I am not the only owner this is happening to. Spoke with Palm Kia (the dealer) in Ocala, FL and they will not help me in any way. I am elderly and disabled and purchased because of extended warranty which doesn't mean a thing to them. Also, ABS light continually stays on. I will NEVER, NEVER BUY ANOTHER KIA PRODUCT AND STRONGLY URGE OTHERS TO FOLLOW SUIT.

Louise of Salt Springs, FL
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Last Friday it was raining and I was parked in a stall at the grocery store. I was on the phone (which comes through the radio) when I heard a loud "POPPING" sound and the radio went off and the screen completely black. I took the vehicle to AutoZone first as it was believed to be the fuse. The fuses were fine not blown. I then took the car to Car Pros Kia in Carson on Avalon Blvd. They charged me $118.00 for a diagnosis ($668.00) & then they say that the radio is blown. They would have to send it out for repair which would be $550.00 ($668.00-$118.00) and if they found something in it like coins & or toys/foreign objects then it would be an additional $1,500.00 on top of the $668.00. I asked if it was covered and because my car had 106,000 miles it was not covered! Out of ALL of the cars I've owned this has got to be the worst. 3 MOS after owning it the stitching in the rear seats and the drivers seat began to come apart and of course this too wasn't covered under the warranty. I purchased this vehicle new (traded in my 2006 Volkswagen Passat, which was the worst decision I've ever made. They don't care about their customers. I will NEVER purchase another KIA.

Gretchen of Palmdale, CA
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I have a leased Kia Soul with just over 10K miles. Oil changed and not even darkened. Was driving to pick my son up in WVa. From home, a 6 hour ride. Picked him up, stopped, got a bite to eat and headed back to NC. Drove an additional 2 hours. Engine just stopped. Left my son and I stranded in middle of nowhere in WVa. Car was towed to dealer in Charleston where I have been told I must have struck something in the rode. Busted radiator! I never hit a damn thing not even a pot hole! Had to get a rental to get back to NC. I have no eyes on the damage. Asked for pix and have received none to date. Does the term rip off mean anything? The first service manager stated they saw no damage of anything being struck... Now the second one says yes! This is crap! Now my insurance says they may not pay to have the motor repaired/replaced. So I may have a car that I'm paying a monthly rental fee on that doesn't run! What happens when the rental agreement expires?

Lee of Mocksville, NC
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I bought a Kia Sorento based on their claims of safety and all the airbags they have. In Dec I was in an unfortunate accident. Luckily my children were not in the vehicle. I was hit from all sides by multiple vehicles. NOT ONE AIR BAG deployed. The passenger side doors were on the seats and the frame between the front and back seats was split in half (right where there is an airbag). Kia said that in this situation the airbags are not designed to deploy when hit in that fashion. So they are claiming no fault. The vehicle was totaled. If Kia is so safe with all their airbags and I was T-boned and hit from all sides then what type of situation do you have to be hit in in order for them to deploy. DO NOT TRUST THEM.

Trishelle of Spanaway, WA
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My 2.4 liter engine is part of a recall of over 1.5 Million cars. Well, my VIN number is not on this list!!! My engine blow for exactly what the recall is for... premature bearing wear causes the engine to throw a rod! Kia says it's not covered because I am the second owner, the car has 89,000 miles on it and would have been covered if I was the original owner! THAT'S NOT THE POINT. This engine was recalled for this problem. End of story! But, NO mine is a Hybrid and they aren't a MODEL that was under the recall! It's the same 2.4 liter engine! I have talked to customer service, they sent me to the ESCALATION department. They said it's not on the recall list and isn't under warranty. So, now my car has been at Kemper Kia of Bridgewater New Jersey for 3 weeks. Have talked to a very reputable engine repair shop. They told me this is often how they let bad news out about recalls, a few models at a time. I can't wait for them to actually put my car on the list. This really sucks and so does KIA for not covering this AT ALL!!!!

Patrick of Raritan, NJ
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I am writing for my roommate **. She is not in the best health. One year ago she bought a 2008 Kia Rondo after her 2006 Kia blew up a few days after the warranty ended. This Kia was a certified used car which means to us it is just a regular car. The first day the rear door was stuck. The dealer had to cut the door off to open it and replace the door. They paid for it. Since then she went to get it inspected and the front coil spring had broken, the brakes all the way around are completely shot and an exhaust pipe is leaking before the cat converter. They refused as well as Kia to repair anything since it is out of warranty. She bought an extended warranty which is useless, since in my experience, they never pay for anything. But since the car was coming from one of the largest dealers in the area we thought they would stand behind it... What a joke!!! One other thing that slipped my mind but it is not something they would fix anyway. I was driving on the interstate last summer with cruise on at 65 mph, got pulled over and got a 200.00 ticket for speeding at 95 mph. I paid the ticket and got the charges reduced so as not to get my license suspended. I guess we will have to pay for the repairs, but both Kia and the dealer will lose our business and everyone we know as well!!

Carmine of Pittsburgh, PA
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Bought our first brand new 2011 Kia Sorrento because we wanted a warranty to cover any problems. In October, we noticed the paint was starting to bubble and chip off all over the top of the car and the hood. We took it to the service dept. At the dealership where we purchased it (don't ever do business with Keffer Kia in Mooresville, NC) and they told us it won't be covered under our bumper to bumper five-year warranty because we must have either driven through something or parked it under a tree. Are you friggin' kidding me?We now have a lawyer. I'm saddened by the fact that there is no honor or loyalty anymore when you purchase something today. I am also offended that they have the nerve to actually accuse a customer of something so ridiculous just to get out of fixing something that is clearly a defect. Anyway, just in case someone else is having the same problem, no, you are not going crazy and should complain about as well because I believe in the power of the pen and the power of all people united. If enough people come forward with these problems, the companies will have no choice but to start taking responsibilities for their merchandise.

Caroline of Troutman, nc
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A part was replaced by Kia when the car was under warranty and now, it is not working again. The car just ran out of warranty by 2,000 miles. Now, Kia states the warranty just ran out and they will not cover it. The district manager for Kia Motors is a J. **--not friendly or courteous. The Kia Motors customer service guy is uneducated and cannot read one note. He was confused and unresponsive. At first, they said they will cover a part of the repair, but now, they are saying that they will not and they never offered to even help. Don't buy a Kia.

Ken of Washington, DC
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Bought a used 2010 Kia Rondo Jan. 2015. We are a much older couple & do little mileage. A few months after buying car various lites kept burning. Brought to local garage. Was told "take to Kia dealership, an electrical problem." Changed lite, burnt again, along with complete dashboard. Back to Kia, this time supposedly the hitch that was problem. Changed lites again, now dome lite. Then car went dead, boosted by a garage, told us was electrical, boosted 2 other times. Back to Kia, this time ripped out the "quette," bypassed some wires, good to go. Lasted a week, headlite burnt, Kia changed again at no charge but the new lite was not working.On & on this goes. Of course warranty finished. Now burnt lites & message on dash saying check. Back to Kia. Now need to put Quette back, and 4-500$ to change wiring. They finally diagnosed. This has being going round & round since March. What a nitemare. Serviceman called ROCH extremely rude. Cannot provide order # as car is still @ garage. Awaiting the proprietors call. Am also awaiting the t.v. program J.E.'s reply. My husband also bought & changed various lites. What a way to be treated. Be careful anyone buying at this garage. We firmly believe this was a undisclosed problem when we bought.

Joanne of Gatineau, QC
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