How Reliable Is a Kia Telluride After a Year? Long-Term 2020 Kia Telluride Review
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- For the second year in a row, the Kia Telluride was voted as Edmunds Top Rated SUV. What better way to validate that decision than by owning one for a year? That's exactly what we did.
What was it like to live with a 2020 Kia Telluride for nearly a year? What makes the Kia Telluride our favorite SUV for two years in a row? Find out as Edmunds wraps up its ownership of a 2020 Kia Telluride. This video covers what we liked and what we didn't, as well as fuel economy and other key attributes.
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Intro 00:00
What we got and why 1:33
What it was like to live with 2:30
Team feedback 8:10
Recalls 10:18
Maintenance 11:34
Reliability 12:25
Fuel economy 12:55
What it's worth now 13:35
Conclusion 14:02
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Keep the hyunddai for 100k to really see how reliable it is.
@@gigi9467 Kept my 2012 KIA Sorento for 80K miles before replacing it with a 2018 model. The current owner has added another 40,000 miles. Our experiences have been identical. No problems whatsoever. None.
@@stephenhendricks103 damn then i guess the majority of ppl that prefer to buy hondas or toyotas are the atupid ones huh? U the smart one. Lol
KIA =💩💩💩💩💩💩
Watch a video of the factory in Georgia building the Telluride and you'll see why the vehicle is so popular. A lot of care goes into making this product.
Regarding KIA long term regarding KIA reliability I have had three KIA,s (1) 2011 Sorento , 75,000 miles, no problems (2013 Optima Hybrid 64,000 miles, no problems) Presently driving a 2014 KIA soul, just turned 64,000 miles, have replaced (1) battery and one set of tires, It has had two trips from Yuma AZ to New Jersey, approx. 7000 miles each. Great Long distance car, Still running strong. I'm sold on KIA.
JUST AWD AND NO HI/LO TRANSFER CASE. GETS STUCK IN LOOSE DIRT AS PER CAR & DRIVER MAGAZINE.
My Kia Soul was my favourite car I’ve ever had. I now drive a Mitsubishi…were trading in for a Carnival or Telluride. Kia all the way.
@@hillsturrr Check out the engine recall!
I have kia soul 2014 108,000 miles just replace battery, spark coil and cooling fan
@@elforrestgump If you had to replace the cooling fan, that is an issue.
Are we going to ignore the fact that he brought a garden hose out to the high desert for a 5 second clip in his review? That's some next level planning.
Thanks for noticing 😉
@@MVBT not this model, not this engine. You do know that Toyota and Honda have had engine fire issues as well.
I’ve put 58k on my 2021 in 15 months and this thing is a beast. Great gas mileage and serviced every 5k. OEM Pirelli tires last 55k and were replaced with recently. Would definitely recommend this to anyone in this market.
Thanks for the positive we just got one 2021 used
Hi, just curious to know if you’d still recommend the 2023 Telluride. Assuming you’ve had yours for over two years 😃
I've had mine for over a year and it's still so comfortable! My family and I love our Telluride!!
Hi Courtney,
I was thinking about getting a Telluride myself. What can you say about the gas. Will $40.00 fill the tank or more. Right now I pay $3.00 a gallon.
WOW! Jindo is a rare breed in the US. Great breed! Telluride looks so COOL!!!
KIA =💩💩💩💩💩💩
@@asfdafasdfwfrg Your comment tells me you know 💩💩💩💩💩💩about cars!
@@asfdafasdfwfrg It is 💩 in Korea, with workers watching RUclips, but it's much better in the US.
Just picked up a ‘22 yesterday. I can’t get my wife to get out of it. She absolutely loves it!
SEATS DO NOT COME OUT. JUST AWD AND NO HI/LO TRANSFER CASE. GETS STUCK IN LOOSE DIRT AS PER CAR & DRIVER MAGAZINE.
@@iamgermane well, I don’t need the seats to come out as they lay flat and leave plenty of space, and we don’t don’t drive off-road, so it works for us. If you NEED it to do those things, don’t get it.
@@CaptCap25 Why not get a minivan then?
@@iamgermane wife preference. The best reason. I happen to like it too. It’s cool if you don’t.
@@CaptCap25 Iam doesn't seem like the kind of person that likes when people don't adhere to his/her way of thinking.
Great review. I’ve had my SX AWD Telluride since Halloween and I am very happy with it. I do not use the auto open feature on the back hatch because it will try to open when I am walking behind it and my garage door is closed. It has been cold lately so I need to close the garage door to take my daughters inside if they are asleep.
I traded in a 2019 Volvo XC60 for a Telluride. Still love the Volvo but I needed more space and this is easier to move around in than the XC90 with a more useable 3rd row at a lot lower price. Of course, the quality of the materials are not the same as Volvo’s but it is still a great buy because of all the features the Telluride comes with.
Not that it matters but I have received more compliments on the Telluride than I did on the Volvo. People cannot believe it is a Kia. I have had retail store employees walk past it at store pick up spots because they are looking for a Kia. I had to ask them who they were looking for. 😂 Some friends did wonder why I downgraded but once they see it they understand. I will never put on the “other” Kia badges on. Not judging people who do but I don’t get that.
I drive a lot and I only get about 360 miles per fill up where I would get closer to 410 with the Volvo. They both have similar mpg. It feels odd to only pay $28 to fill up because it only needs 87 but I would prefer to pay a little more and gas up a little less often. I am averaging 20.8 mpg. But overall, all of the extra cargo space is worth it.
and you are one of the ones that bought it over sticker hurting the rest of us that refuse to buy unless discounted?
@@gosman949 I live in San Antonio and bought my Telluride in Austin because I refused to pay the markups in town. If you noticed, I mentioned that I bought mine on Halloween. Some dealerships will do what they need to do at the end of the month to hit their monthly goals. I would recommend you do some legwork instead of being “one of those” that plays the victim and I will continue to be “one of those that is enjoying their Telluride now.”
James, I heard that some things can be covered with alum foil which restricts that activity. Have you tried it? Grandma
@James Barron well it's almost Halloween, I live in Austin, and in the market. Maybe I should check it out. Where did you go in Austin and how did you like the dealership?
@@jriggatx Kia of South Austin. Dealership was great. I arrived 15 ‘til closing. 😂
This is a beautiful review of a beautiful vehicle. Well balanced, truthful, light-hearted and still covers the important ground that prospective owners will need to help them make a decision. Well done Edmunds.
My mind is made. I've been doing heavy research into what's gonna be my retirement/daddy/granddaddy vehicle. This is it.
I’m about ready to bite the bullet too.
I'll buy my next (and last) vehicle when I retire in 10 years. Would love to keep the Maverick as my commuter and keep the miles off the Telluride. I'm starting to like them...
The hose skit was pretty funny. Excellent review. Give this guy a raise.
Design can really be used as a competitive advantage and Kia really understood that with the Telluride when they designed this handsome car!
Send the check to Volvo....
This guy here! I’m not interested in the Telluride. Just came to see what the car’s interior had to offer but I got to say...the host was hilarious. It tickled me when he called dibs on those backseats and that comment about the kids. OMG, the garden hose! Funny dude!!
Having no issues after one year in a modern car is not amazing, it's the bare minimum.
Right... the appropriate time frame is between 5 to 7 years for them to start giving a review on pros and cons.
Most cars have some issues.
So you want them to review a car after they are done selling it? Stupid.
@@ashleyrodriguez4950 what cars? Mine never has any problems after one year.
@@VuQuang1973 I'll do better than that - my '06 Acura MDX has had zero problems apart from regular maintenance after more than 210K miles.
We’ve had our Telluride for almost 2 years. Best vehicle we have ever owned. No issues. Love the rear cup holders in the center console. Only think I don’t like are the Halogen headlights on the EX. Easy upgrade but don’t know why Kia just didn’t put full LED in all of the trims.
Two Years with no problem. Sounds Great!
Agree on the headlamps. Seems stupid and frivilous on KIA's part.
@@gergrogers7385 Most manufacturers have standard halogen in the base models. It’s what separates the line.
@@speakup733 next time they'll praise cars for having door handles. I mean, I love em, they're very useful for opening the doors. 😏😏😏
@@Kush333 - problems start to come around yr 3 and 4.. tires, batts and alternator so far..
Our Kia is so great!! We have a 2009 Kia Borrego. We got it probably about 10 years ago. It has over 200k miles and still runs perfectly! We wished there was a newer version of one of those but were instead redirected to the Telluride! We are excited
Power fold 3rd row? Would it be faster or simpler? More dependable? Lets stop asking manufacturers to create unnecessaries. That type of thinking got us fake exhaust from speakers.
@floyd watt so what?
...wants and needs. He "wants" a power 3rd row, but doesn't "need" one. If he needs one, then he "needs" to look at a different vehicle. Journalist nit-picky stuff because he's a journalist.
@@K03sport no ome needs it, but the video showed how fast and simple it was. I wouldn't want it on a base model Mercedes. I'd prefer the reliability of mechanics over electrical which will go bad in time.
@floyd watt and they may be easier to get than the Telluride!
And thus a KIA costs $45k. Cameras, tech, folding seats, etc.....
Yea, you read that right a $45k KIA!!
I am so sick of people complaining about the auto tailgate. leave keys in house if watering your flowers and or Shut the feature off. Why complain about something that is nice to have and Option on or off
Or they simply can just disactivate that feature
Agreed. Who walks around with car keys in their pocket ALL DAY?
It is just something to be aware of. He said he does it right when he gets home so will not have necessarily gone into the house yet to drop the keys off.
Yea, my elantra has this and it never bothered me because...you know, I use my brain and leave the key in the house lol. Its a non-issue...
@@alliejr Yeah...like who walks around with their WALLET all day. Maybe women who put that stuff in a purse. There's a lot of folks that carry their keys ALL DAY.
Very excellent review - concise and tons of valuable facts and information - also very good at appearing objective and showing no apparent favoritism or bias. Well done!
Wow. Carlos bought one - it must be good!
It would be great to hear about the staffs personal cars and why they bought it.
Yelp, Carlos is your God.
owner of corvette, 2 harley touring bikesn old indian motorcycle...yet we are @ kia car family purchased 2014 sorrento and was pleased, not delighted but good enough we had baby and i went for the 2020 telluride with every bell and whistle. I love this vehicle! it out performs every vehicle in its class and many much more expensive I love every aspect of this vehicle....delighted in every way>>>however, just one serious flaw i did not forsee! Wife and baby daughter love it just as much...the only time i drive it is when i play chaueffeur or take it out for late night spin Very happy with this purchase and am very difficult to please at this level. Kudos Kia on this one!
What's the serious flaw?
There are three vehicles that always catch my eye, this Telluride, the current generation Ford Mustang GT, and a Porsche 911. Well done Kia.
The current model Mustang GT got me, I bought one and it’s been awesome. It is truly enjoyable to drive. After reading about the engineering, features, and loving how it looks, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Yes, it’s not practical, but I am still happy with it.
First year production? I lived it in 2021 when I placed an order for a Ford Maverick. Ordered in November, received in April 2022. This is the Ecoboost XL. The thing gets GREAT gas mileage as a gas engine. Typically doing 26-28mpg city and 30-33 highway. Love my Maverick, but should have ordered the 4K tow package because I now tow a small cargo trailer. I feel like I'm pushing the 2000lb weight limit with my trailer that weighs about 1500lbs all-in, but the truck pulls like it's not even there. Going to pay it off and make some considerations for future vehicles. The Telluride is on my radar. Do good things, Kia. When you reach the point where you can out-build the Japanese giants, you'll know you've truly made it as a company. DON'T BE MITSUBISHI.
I have always hated Kia my wife really wanted one so i caved to make her happy. This car is absolutely amazing i was looking for something to hate with car to say told you Kia sucks. This car is amazing she has been averaging 25 mpg FWD not AWD. This truly feels and drives like a luxury vehicle. I tore this car apart for months to find something wrong. I love everything about this suv. I seriously could not find 1 thing i hated. Worth every penny!!!
Wait after 5 to 7 years then you will see....give it time. Most vehicles are ok up to that point, only time will tell afterwards thats how I see modern cars today
Living in the world with NO Integrity trust me enjoy it as long as it lasts!
I've had my Telluride for almost a year now in August. put almost 11k km on it. telluride is great i drove 1175 km = 14 ish hours plus stopping for snacks and what not non stop great comfort i have a baby seat and a booster seat in back with the mother and they all were comfortable. fuel economy is great i had the 4Cyl turbo 2015 Sorento for this and had the same.
You need an electronic review view mirror to complete the tech package. Buy yes, it is on my list of SUV to shop.
Just got my 2020 telluride and I love it!!
I really enjoyed this review. I like the simplicity and still well detailed review . I agree the 3rd row must be the biggest on this SUV category. thanks for the great review !
Great, balanced review and love your subtle humor, kept interest.
As of the end of January 2021. I have had my Telluride for a year now. It's a solid SUV but it's not Flawless by any means. I will say the all-wheel drive is definitely worth it! I found that Smart mode is the best mode. Regardless of weather or fuel economy.
So Carlos bought one for his family. That's really all that has to be said.
I agree. Personal money on the line is the biggest endorsement.
all Hyundai theta engines seize up around 50k-90k.
thats why Hyundai changes its name to "smart stream".
they are exact same engines but pretending as newly designed engine.
Do not trust Hyundai - KIA.
@@dwadd7528 It's spelled "seize", and it's incredibly likely that you're lying.
@@dwadd7528 Never trust a person that says all, every, perfect, best, worst, or other forms of absolutes. There is no way you researched every single theta engine Hyundai has produced. Your comment just sounds like another immature hater.
@@dwadd7528 yea ok. I have a kia at 205k miles stop throwing your shitty opinions around like that
My 2014 Ram 1500 EcoDiesel had 4 new transfer cases put in within 34,000 miles....if you had no issues in your first year ... that's a win! My 2011 Kia Sorento was flawless as well. US car makers ... you have officially been put on notice!
Edmunds has a great team, I remember watching InsideLine, I miss it. It's a shame MotorTrend dominates the auto video segment the way it does.
Thanks for the video. I hope to see another one about 4 years from now for the 5-year reliability check. Our 2011 Toyota Highlander is still doing great.
I'll buy it for the Edmunds appraised value of $37k. All of the used SX trim Tellurides within 500 miles of me are at least $45k.
Seriously. I know someone who sold his 2020 model SX prestige with 33k miles (to buy a 2021 model in Wolf Gray nightfall package) private party for $44k! That's 3k less than MSRP on a new one! Needless to say I doubt he bought his new one without a markup.
Just don't carry your keys with you when you water the plants or take out the garbage, and the hatch will stay in place!!! It's common sense!!!
Common sense not Common anymore
I hear you. But I’m usually doing these things immediately when I get home so naturally the keys are in my pocket and putting them somewhere else would involve an extra step. Not an issue for everyone, of course.
@@jonathanelfalan2475
When I get home, the first thing I do is dump keys, wallets, watches, phones, money, and anything I brought in. I'm home and don't need any of that on me. You definitely should disable that feature if you like carrying all of that junk around with you at home.
Or just unlock the car.
You can also turn the feature off. I did that on mine, so that it doesn't snag on kayak stern lines.
I test drove one and was super impressed! It was an AWD version on the lot (it was the only one within about 70 miles) I would’ve bought it.
Great vehicle.
This is great to review cars after 1 or 2 years of usage. Not only features are important but how long they last or interact with our everyday activities. Great video and keep produce these videos !!!
I know this is off topic and all but "FOREARMS" bro "FOREARMS"!!! Your biceps are dwarfing them!!!
Getting my 22 in few weeks, can't wait.
Love my Telly.
FAST, reliable, corners like a demon.
Very comfortable.
No drawbacks.
Git it
My parents are currently looking to purchase a Telluride and they love it.
I have a 2020 Telluride AWD SX prestige with tow package.
It has 57,000 miles and the back right shock broke loose from the upper mount. I don't offroad it. Good thing it's still under warranty until 60,000 miles.
Does your Telluride burn any oil ?
No it doesn't
I agree with the review. I bought an EX trim and still love it! Kia gives you the options to turn the features on and off and as a new owner I would read the manual. Alot of good info I did not know about the vehicle.
hey this is Bob, from "Bob's discount fuel and funnel cakes" wtf man!!
jk 🤣
Lol
This comment is too funny.
This might be the best car review I have ever seen. Great job!
Great informative and entertaining review. Well done, Jonathan!
Best Edmunds video I have seen. Nice job. Funny and original.
This is the first SUV that I've bought that I have no buyer's remorse whatsoever. Not only does it look good but for the money, no other SUV comes close. The model previewed was closer to the top model. We got ours for $37k. They are(or were) in extreme demand so it took us about 2mos of waiting for the model we wanted.
The model previewed WAS the top model.
"One Year Ownership" video reviews like these are invaluable. "Car Buyer's Remorse" is real and "Car Buyer's Regret" is excruciating. :(
Grass is usually greener on the other after you start looking closer...life is full of would of, could of, and should ofs; it's how we operate. I learned never to buy a base trim Subaru (WRX)...any model. And this should apply to most other makes and models too...
@@K03sport why?
@@luperon...feature set. At time of purchase, I did not want certain colors (blk, wht, sil, gry), or a 15yo engine design (EJ25 in the STi) and I didn't want a sunroof. Only trim that met my needs/wants, was a red base wrx. [the series.white would have been perfect if it wasn't white]. After having the car for 16 months, I've learned premium and limited trims of the WRX make the short comings of the car more tolerable/easier to deal with. ALL WRX suffer from the same deficiencies/flaws and the upper trims (incl the Series.color cars) smooth out some (not all) of the "rough" spots. My base has been flawless in operation, but there are certain features present in the other trims that would have been nice to haves; not necessary, but nice...
@@K03sport how is having an engine that is proven a drawback. I have so far crossed a 191000 on a ej20t
@@davidsantos1576...Great question. EJ20 & EJ25 are different animals. Depends on your thinking/mindset. Personally, I didn't want an engine that was roughly unchanged since 2004. There are other reasons why I didn't choose an STi, despite it being the superior car. The "look at me" rear wing is one. It's bad enough I get stepped up to by mustangs and camaros on my daily commute in a plain-Jane, fishbowl, wrx; I could only imagine what it would be like in the STi. Somehow others think it is an invitation to show off. Within a month with my wrx, twerps in "daddy's" type-r asked me if my car was fast while getting coffee at the local Starbucks...
Superior or not, I did not want an STi, but in hindsight, maybe I should have. Or possibly a G70 sport 6m.
Car & Driver got it hung up on loose dirt in Montana! Had to get towed out!!
Two things..it needs a digital dash with turn signal cameras (like the Hyundai) and it needs to park itself, not just pull in and out of a space. Those features would be win win for me.
It has the turn signal camera in the middle of the dash. It works great. I have had a 2021 SX AWD since Halloween. The 2021 comes with remote start where the 2020 didn’t.
Do you water your plants or take out your trash with your keys in your pocket? I'm pretty sure the rear end opens only when they key is in proximity. At least that's how it is with my Cadenza
Nice review. I guess you could just leave the key fob in the house when watering your plants or taking out the garbage.
Thanks for the review. Telluride on my list since I cannot find a Model Y around. Note: why are people so upset he waters his plants when he comes home and his keys are in his pocket? Haha. THAT is your complaint about the video and the car? Kia must be onto something.
I bought a 2020 Kia Telluride in October. I absolutely love it! In a few years I'm almost positive I'll trade it in for a new one.
looking to buy a 2020 telluride with 36k miles on it. I had to look for vehicles that have already taken the hit in depreciation because the value of new vehicles in 2024 is ridiculously expensive. Do you still have and are you still happy with your 2020 telluride? Any issues with it so far?
@@timothylynch1065 I actually do still have it. Zero issues so far. I'll be buying a brand new one soon.
I am approaching 1 year on my AWD KIA stinger and not even a hiccup.KIA has made drastic improvements in there cars.Plus they all have 10 year warranties.Only thing wrong was my digital numeric gas gauge a few times would not reset after a fill--it would always correct itself but sometimes a day or 2 would go by.
A beautiful blue Stinger with big red Brembo brakes attracted my attention at a red light one day. When it took off on the green light, I sped up in my 2008 RAV4 because I had to know what that sexy car was...now I have a Telly. LOL
Funny thing is me and my buddies didn't like this seat from this trim level. The EX and the S seats were actually more comfortable.
Damn that’s a nice looking ride. It’s been getting a ton of top reviews. Looking to trade in our Santa Fe sport. This may be a good option. Thanks for the review.
This or the Hyundai Palisade will probably be my next vehicle. But I will wait another 2-3 years and get one pre-owned.
I'll let the first owner eat the steep depreciation, and then I'll be able to buy one for close to 50% of its original MSRP.
😂😂😂
Smart.!!!
Used Tellurides are selling for 95% of new in our area. Thanks to covid.
Same here 😁🤭
I've had my Telluride for almost a year now and literally the only complaint I have is the fact that it doesn't have remote on the keyfob. You can use the app but it's just not as convenient and sometimes it lags a bit to start. I'll just have to get an aftermarket remote start sometime.
And they charge you for it 🤦🏾♀️
The SX trim has remote start on the fob.
Wish I could afford this car
Great video! We bought a Telluride and are very happy with it! Thank you!
Will wait for depreciation to kick in before making a purchase. It's a beautiful looking machine.
Used Tellurides are selling for 95% of new in our area. Thanks to covid.
Buyers of this car need a car that is durable for many years. The real question is how reliable is this vehicle at 60k, 70k, 80k...
Idk i just bought one and got the full extended warranty that covers everything to 100k miles just to be safe
Ask owners of the Kia Borrego, which are still on the road more than 10 years later and many have high mileage on them. The Borrego was an amazing SUV that just got released at the worst possible time. the Telluride is basically a rebooted Borrego except they left out the 8 cylinder option which is a shame because that's one of the best engines of the past 15 years.
Googled Kia ENGINE Problems and this was the headline...
"A week ago, Hyundai and Kia agreed to pay up to $210 million in fines for failing to recall 1.6 million vehicles that also had engine problems. The settlement involves recalls from 2015 to 2017 for issues that can cause bearing wear and eventual engine failure.Dec 6, 2020"
@@islandon22 literally every automaker has recalls. Google Toyota or Honda engine failure and you get the same headlines. Hell Ford screwed it's customers over on it's Ecoboost failiures.
@@Jaqen-HGhar not at the level of Hyundai/Kia. I'm betting that between the Pony and the Excel, and all the disastrous cars (Sephia, Accent...) in between, if you look at their entire history, they have more engine recalls and SETTLEMENTS than Toyota and Honda combined. A few years back, I was a Marketing Director at a Hyundai Dealership and had to deal with leaking windshields, side windows coming off their tracks, etc. for 2 months and left before they drove me nuts. Sorry, but I would be very wary of having a Hyundai/Kia as my sole transportation. My wife made that mistake with a Sephia before meeting me. She won't even get in one.
Great job with the monologue and explanation. I really enjoyed it.
Helpful review. I have an 19 Ascent but am considering other possibilities due to the bad seats. They are too firm and uncomfortable for anything but short trips.
I have a 2020, but had to get the second highest model, the EX. The top model wasn’t in stock anywhere.
I have one major intermittent problem, though. At times, on start-up, the dash lights up with alerts that none of my safety guidance systems are working. Upon a restart, it’s okay, but sometimes it takes two or three restarts. Very annoying, but it’s very intermittent.
Also, because I’m so stupid, I can’t figure out how to set it up so the dome lights come on when I open the door, and if I put a destination into the GPS, I can only pause the route. Where the hell is the cancel route function?
One more thing:
I’m an old fart (64), and have a long history of minor panic attacks. Nothing serious, but one of the times I would kind of freeze up and sense one coming on is when passing an 18-wheeler on the highway. Well, it’s exactly a year since I got the Telluride, and not one single instance of this. It’s just an effin’ pleasure to drive.
The Telluride SX is still really difficult to get. The used market value will remain higher for a while.
Just ordered mine from the factory for MSRP, it’s going to be a 4-6 month wait…
Use it in the winter in the Northern States. Car & Driver got it centered and hung up in a loose dirt pile and had to get it towed out...by the A-arms since there are NO TOW HOOKS.
Designed & Built in USA! Still can't find a stock/inventory in my state though - unless I pay a 6-8k dealership markup 😥😥
Whenever I see things automatically open and close I see failure in the future, all this little gimmicks are lazy marketing trends, don't buy into them, manual things are easier on the pockets, I'm glad they have the manual drop seats, hearing the story of the tailgate opening up into a bike rack would make me cry, its just like another vehicle hitting your exterior, damage will be similar,
You must not have kids… automatic features like that are great to have.
Come back and do a review on it when it has 80K miles on it and see what went wrong..
1 year review is not really good in gauging the long-term reliability of a product..
In fact do a 100K review on it, and let's see if it holds up as well as say a Toyota or Honda...
Exactly. I'm at 210,009 with no issues. People should wait until a model is 10 years old with 100,000+ miles on it before saying it's reliable. How do they know when it's only been out a few years!,
every car is good after 1 year , let's say how it holds up after 10 , 15 ,20 years
Most people don’t keep more than 5
@@adilsagadiyev5090 Most "original" owners don't keep their cars for more than 5 years, but that doesn't change the fact that they won't be on the road. The average age of cars on the road in the US is almost 12 years old.
@@adilsagadiyev5090 not sure about "5", just googled "average length of car ownership", it says 79.3 month, almost 7 years.
After 2 years it's going to break
@@ro0ster648 because shitty built cars bring down the average !! I'm still driving my 1997 Honda Prelude , high made in japan built quality has saved me thousands of dollars in the long run !
this review omits 3 factors; the passenger seat has no lumbar or other adjustments like the driver seat; the engine is direct injection, a concern for longevity.; the rate of depreciation.
we have the Hyundai Palisade, bought it August of 2019 and have just over 25k mi on it. overall it is a great vehicle, rides smooth, gets great MPG for us at 25+mpg hwy, and pulls my enclosed utility trailer easily when needed. The only issue we have had is the body shop getting parts in for it after a deer decided to run out in front of us. oh and it looks better then the Telluride.
This is a really good review
My rav4 hybrid 2019 xse front camera died after 4 months and it took 1 week to replace and to this day driver lock system on driver side dies 2 out of 10 times of use and my car is not fully equipped no parking sensors or wireless charge pad
Anyone who pays more than sticker price for a car is crazy.
Especially a Kia
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or Hyundai
The few SUV coupes that pulled it off well are the Atlas Cross Sport, the Q8, & the Evoque/ Velar with their shapes & designs
I do love the look of the Q8
You just named the worst reliable SUVs on market
The Atlas has horrid reliability
The Q8 design is really not a “coupe” look, that’s why it looks better than the others in its class.
You know its a good car when your in house Ben Affleck actually buys one :)
I've got a strong feeling that Kia and Hyundai will drop the 3.3L twin turbo V-6 in the Telluride and Palisade. How does Kia Telluride SX turbo sound?!🤔 If you look at the rear exhaust of both of these SUV'S it looks like they are planning on adding two more exhaust tips to the left side, humm.....🤔
Telluride keeps wowing. I agree the cubby holes being limited. My phone wouldn't fit in the wireless charging area.
What kind of phone do you have
@@mejdhutchison7357 OnePlus 8 Pro (6.51 x 2.93 x 0.35 in). To be fair the phone fits if it doesn't have a case.
That grill is bold and gorgeous. The designers copied from the best, I can see they took it from Jaguar and Range Rover. Good choice.
Designer used to work at Audi. Trending goes around.
Design looks good but easily damaged by road debris. Mine has a softball size hole fro a rock. Look on eBay and you’ll find several grilles new and used (with damage).
They made it their own. Proud to plow through traffic with my tiger-nose grill.
The hand sanitizer sunscreen was wicked funny
What a beautiful car. Checking it out now!!! I'm highly Impressed...thats not easy for me.
I like this car a lot but this is so bias. For the bike rack, i stuck foam on my bike rack along the side facing the trunk. Twice it opened on my back rack, no visible damage =)
1 year is not a long term...come back in 9 years. Let's see what happens after the warranty has expired. Then you can talk to me about reliability.
So right! And what this thing will be worth in 5 years.
@@elsaspringer4186 Past antecedents suggest that it will hold up years after the warranty expires. Yes, it remains to be seen, but Kia is a very proven brand.
@@elsaspringer4186 Come back in five years so we can all laugh at you.
Well, I doubled my warranty for peanuts, so I’m not really worried.
Come back in 9 years and let’s see if Chevy is still in business.
My point exactly. Kia or Hyundai is not a brand that lives up to durability and reliability.
Any comments on the windshield issue?
I've had my Telluride for a year thank God. I haven't had an issue with about that. The horror stories are real about those windshields.
"watering these invisible flowers in the desert is genuinely irritating. especially while I'm standing next to the auto-open lift gate. darn..."
Great video, thank you so much this was super helpful!
Are those normal 60,000/100,000 standard warranties that come with the vehicle purchase? Thanks!
I have owned mine for well over 1 year. It is ok but major problem with getting parts, including windshield and passenger which both cracked. This is my last Kia.
My windshield was cracked too by a rock and started spreading pretty quick. The dealership had it changed out in about a week. I was shock that thin windshield was a known problem and was covered and changed for free.
I will stick with my muranothat has similar Hp (360 vs291)and PWR, better mpg(24vs 21)
And suprsinflt more cargo room bend rear seats and wi
Let us know how did it hold up after 10 years.
Excellent video‼️I wish I would have seen this before I purchased as I would have gotten the higher model.
Who puts a thumbs down on these videos? Its a video about a car. Did you like not the reviewer or the car? If you don't like either, go to another video?
Great lesson. Thanks man
Love that car. I hate that it’s cheaper than my Infiniti QX60. I love my Infiniti but I think the Telluride is better.