Toronto Kia

Will rip you off. After sales, will ignore you They don't have what I want, they offered another. I agreed, then when I asked when to sign the sale agreement, they said car not available. Dealer They don't have what I want, they offered another. I agreed, then when I asked when to sign the sale agreement, they said car not available. Dealer outside of toronto has one but will charge me for delivery. Then end up offering me a used car with other amenities. When I come to pick up the car, a mileage has been added then the promised amenity is not done. I have to go back. It took couple of days to finish. Then when I was picking up the car, they made me wait for a couple of hours because it was not done! To offset the hassle they offered additional amenity but apparently is conditional. They will give it to me after I give them a good review. After the sale, they ignore you. More

Worst experience imaginable The purchase of my Kia from Toronto Kia has turned into my biggest regret. I should have walked away when I was given an incorrect quote, which I had The purchase of my Kia from Toronto Kia has turned into my biggest regret. I should have walked away when I was given an incorrect quote, which I had to point out to them. After we signed the contract to apply for financing things just got worse. We had to call back a week later to find out if we were approved. We were told they had one we want on site, but it turned out to have over 300km on a NEW Sorento. They provided a convolluded deal to bring one in from another lot, which gave us the impression thdy would waive the transportation cost, they didn't. When we went to pick it up, there were multiple scratches, depiste the PDI having been signed off that a review was done externally. They tried to play it off as no big deal, that every car has scratches. They even screwed up the financing document, I would have been paying more than the bill of sale indicated if I had not reviewed the numbers myself. The experience was so bad that I now despise my Kia every time I look at it. I would avoid it at all cost. There is no protection for consumers once you sign the contract before financing. Just go somewhere else. More