The 2021 Kia Sorento Is Kia's Other 3-Row Midsize SUV
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The 2021 Kia Sorento is a new crossover -- and it's Kia's "other" three-row midsize family SUV. Today I'm reviewing the Sorento, and I'll show you all the quirks and features of the 2021 Kia Sorento. I'm also going to drive the Sorento and let you know what I think about the new Kia SUV.
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Doug: "Mid-size"
Europeans: "Big one"
I'm thinking the same every time he reviews a "mid size" car 🤣
Yeah I think this all the time
AHAHA
guess they have never seena sequia or a new tahoe lol
Ikr like if this is midsize then what is bigsize? A panzer?
"I've never really seen that before, but its a neat idea."
Ultimate Doug compliment.
True but it's not a new idea, just Doug hasn't seen that before.
I will never buy another Kia. Period. We contacted the Kia Corporate office to help with an issue we had after our car broke down on the side of the interstate 2 times after being serviced at 2 different Kia dealerships, Langdale Kia in Valdosta and Crown Kia in Saint Petersburg. Kia Corporate gave us the run around, telling us they would send our service request upper management to have it approved. After 3 weeks, they finally told us that no our car wasn’t under warranty! What?! It’s like they didn’t even read what we submitted. Kia doesn’t know how to fix their own vehicles and doesn’t care if they break down multiple times. This has been a horrible
More Hyundai SUVs Recalled Due to Fire Risk
Over 651,000 Hyundai Tucson SUVs and Kia Stinger sedans should be parked outside until they are repaired
Hyundai added an additional 471,000 Tucson SUVs to an existing recall related to vehicle fires, and warned owners to park their cars outside and away from structures until repairs can be made.
The new list of recalled vehicles-which now includes Hyundai Tucson SUVs from the 2016 through 2021 model years-adds to a campaign announced in September 2020 because problems with the antilock braking system (ABS) could cause a fire. Kia recalled the 2019 Stinger sedan for a similar problem in September as well, and also said affected vehicles should also be parked outside until they are fixed.
Kia has come such a long way. My wife and three kids and I need a new family vehicle. I really appreciate these types of reviews for practical purposes. But I do love the occasional hyper car as well for entertainment. Party on Doug
go honda or toyota if you want it to last
@@aubreyseaweed7182 agreed. But Korean cars are becoming more and more reliable.
@@aubreyseaweed7182 But do Hondas or Toyotas have SmartStream G (not F but G)?
Did you know the Toyota Camry and Corolla have 3 seats in the back?
But one kid would sit in the 3rd row, which is either the coolest for one and they fight who sits in the back, or nobody wants to sit back there...
Kia and Hyundai seem to be giving people more of what they want, and more choices, than most of the other manufacturers, who seem to be operating under a “Take it or leave it!” marketing strategy. I like this. Thanks for the video, sir.
like smartsteram engines .
they are the worst engine in the market.
@@fffwe3876 why are they the worse?
More Hyundai SUVs Recalled Due to Fire Risk
Over 651,000 Hyundai Tucson SUVs and Kia Stinger sedans should be parked outside until they are repaired
Hyundai added an additional 471,000 Tucson SUVs to an existing recall related to vehicle fires, and warned owners to park their cars outside and away from structures until repairs can be made.
The new list of recalled vehicles-which now includes Hyundai Tucson SUVs from the 2016 through 2021 model years-adds to a campaign announced in September 2020 because problems with the antilock braking system (ABS) could cause a fire. Kia recalled the 2019 Stinger sedan for a similar problem in September as well, and also said affected vehicles should also be parked outside until they are fixed.
@@fffwe3876 they are not the worst. You need to do your research more and find that Fiat Chrysler is the worst.
Huge SUV exists
Americans: Mid-size
Thats because they are nothing compared to beast trucks we have
@@nothingbutsolace1913 perfect reply !!!
See: Cadillac Escalade ESV
A lifted ford f250 is technically a small vehicle 🤣
SUV exists
Americans: Trucks
3:01 Exterior
5:30 Interior
7:20 Third Row Seats
8:48 Cargo Area
11:51 Front Seats
13:28 Centre Console
14:51 Climate Control
16:47 Engine
18:07 Drive
22:06 Doug Score
You da man!
we need more team players like you
actually, i'm gonna go ahead and say that in these divisive times, people that display this kind of selfless atitudes should be our northern stars.
Thanks I just saved 20 minutes fast & precise.
I will never buy another Kia. Period. We contacted the Kia Corporate office to help with an issue we had after our car broke down on the side of the interstate 2 times after being serviced at 2 different Kia dealerships, Langdale Kia in Valdosta and Crown Kia in Saint Petersburg. Kia Corporate gave us the run around, telling us they would send our service request upper management to have it approved. After 3 weeks, they finally told us that no our car wasn’t under warranty! What?! It’s like they didn’t even read what we submitted. Kia doesn’t know how to fix their own vehicles and doesn’t care if they break down multiple times. This has been a horrible
I’m loving these “regular” cars lately
These "regular" cars are turning heads in 2021
Why? I love seeing the glovebox size on a million dollar hypercar
So am not the only one thinking that
Word. I still want the Maxima review
[ like these more definitely
You don’t have to “tap tap tap tap tap” those climate temperature switches. You can hold them down to make it faster. Why does Doug say this about buttons so often??
He should try and hold it as it's not fair criticism if he hasn't tried that
@@squeakers27 I watch almost all of his videos and he never tries holding it down.
it's still way slower than a quick turn of a dial. if you live in an area where a season exists in which you need your heater in the morning but A/C in the afternoon, you will hate it.
I can't wait til we move past this misconception that capacitive screens are always better than mechanical controls. Many things imo are not improved and are even worsened by moving away from plain old buttons and dials.
@@Phosphor66 Agreed but his argument is still misleading.
This looks good in green just like the Telluride. We need more green painted cars!
Amen, I love cars in green. Great look
I think it’s definitely making a comeback in popularity
Yes green seems to be the new color scheme a dark green with some bronze/gold rims atleast on sports cars that looks great.
Super dig the new taillights in this
Incoming BMW M5 CS has been officially presented in dark green with golden trims
Spent 9 months trying to find a green Volkswagen Tiguan with the highest trim level...then bought a CR-V for $4,000 less.
Wanted the green offered on the HR-V though, looked pretty similar (less blue?) to this Kia, ended up with a burnt orange that doesn’t look terrible. 🤷🏻♂️
Oh well. Luckily, my wife hates it, wants another hatchback. 😍😈
Never thought I’d see the day when I pass on a Ferrari review but click on the new Kia SUV review
South koreans are improving their cars everyday this is so.impresive
Yea they raise the bar for other brands.
Funny you should say that...now the Americans and British will be like ooh no, the little industrial fellas are taking over our car markets..😂😂😂
True I just they had resell value, my Sportage is under 80k and the estimated trade in is bellow $12k
It's easy to improve on poop
Yes they went from trash to normal
Great video Doug. The Korean car companies are really killing it with their designs.👍
Kia... Korea in America?
@@jc_47 that might be true but you sure have to admit they know what Americans want. And they're doing it great there. Se thing happens here in Spain. Kia and Hyundai are becoming increasingly popular in the country. They have huge selection of models, equipment, features etc...
Well the tail lights look like a Mustang
@@HortiMyth i could only recommend a Lexus or Toyota.
They are overrated and have low quality. Look no further than bus, roewe and hongqi and you 'll see how Chineses already produce better cars than Hyundai, kia and ssangyong
Doug is exactly the type of guy who would be sitting behind this car at a stop light and say "Oh this has T-GDI"
He will sit on the toilet and buckle himself
@@edwardvalivonis23 who doesnt?
@@BF2FanNo1 me for example
@@edwardvalivonis23 he was joking.
@@edwardvalivonis23 r/wooosh
I'm getting pretty sick and tired of reviewers whingeing about how small the third row area is in SUVs. They're not made for adults, everyone knows they're not made for adults and no one expects adults to sit there for any length of time. If people want a large third row, people with buy a van.
Definitely! They were never design with adults in mine, they’re meant for parents with kids who want a 3rd row without having to buy a humongous Tahoe, Explorer, etc.
It’s like these reviewers complaining of storage space in a roadster or off-road capability of a Corolla.
We have a 2019 Sorento, I’m 6’ and can fit fine in the third row with my brother who’s the same height. And that’s with the second row seats pushed pretty far back, the only potential issue is headroom. In terms of midsize SUVs the sorento actually has really good third row seat room.
Minivans have more room and useful room than SUVs. SUVs aren't all that efficient.
@@benjaminsmith2287 people buy SUV’s over mini vans for styling and driving experience. Vans may have some things going for them. But SUV’s are superior in today’s market.
Truck sized car: *exists*
Americans: it's a compact car
This is literally 5 series in weight and size, look it up.
@@piuthemagicman 5 series is pretty big
@@benediktd.8072 is it truck sized? well yes if you mean a 1999 Hilux
Not even close to a truck size.
@@alexmason5521 this KIA is bigger than commercial vans and trucks in Europe
Auto market: SUVs are big right now
Kia: let’s make 14 SUV models
They have 2 stfu
@@kylezLand ummm, the soul, seltos, sportage, niro, sorento, telluride?
@@blayses3116 not suvs idiot🤦🏻 crossovers r way different they have no ground clearance
@@kylezLand um, original comment: let's make 14 suvs
you: They have 2
Me: gives more than 2 examples
idiot
Doug: Mid-Size
People: Obesity jokes
Udhd
I have a 2011 Sportage. The year they completely remodeled them. I’ve had it since it was new. Ten years now and about 125k miles and not one single issue. Oil changes, air filters, 1 battery and 2 sets of tires. The most dependable car I’ve ever owned. The quality might not be the best but the reliability is unbeatable. 22 mpg average and $35 still fills it up. I’m a very proud Kia Motors owner. One of the best investments I ever took a chance on. Keep up the great content Doug. You are the best man.
doug: taunting us with bugatti's and ferrari's
also doug: Thisss is a *Kia*
You must be new around here
He reviews everything
Also Doug: *”I just bought a Kia Stinger”*
@@fizzcarreviews7997 yes. I know. But his 'carsandbids' previews in his last few videos had cooler cars
🍎🍎
Kia is really killing it rn. They’re making some really good cars that are surprisingly luxurious and good looking. They pulled off a good sports car too.
Last time I was this early Doug was talking about autotrader.com/oversteer
only OG viewers will remember
@@ccllvn or idk just look at the old videos that is still on the channel
@@arteonyx then they’ll know but they won’t ✨remember✨
Remember when Doug destroyed an Audi AllRoad? Good times
It takes 3 taps on my smartphone to get past carsandbids. Tap Tap Tap
Went to the Kia dealership to look at a Seltos and left with a Sorento. Love the new one in white and it's super practical for someone who wants a bigger (than a Seltos) SUV but only needs the third row once or twice a year. Was a huge upgrade from my 2000 Ranger!
Quirk of the Day:
The 1st gen Sorrento was body-on-frame, had a low-range, 4WD transfer case, and a rear LSD
body-on-frame is awesome
Doug is body on frame man
That one was a great car and could even do some mild off roading.
We had the first year Sorento, it was a diesel one and we drove it for 10 years. Traded it in before moving to Canada for about 3 grand. It's not anything special, but it's just.... A car that does its job.
I feel like they will have an enthusiast following in a few years
I just want my KIA Hamster commercials back :(
Me too
It’s not a Kia Soul with out that commercial jk, but still I would love the hamsters back
I called the soul the “Hamster” car forever 🤣
Not with covid
Yo its narada 😂
Yeah, those were cute!
Soccer moms everywhere gave a collective gasp when they heard the "1" for Cool Factor.
Of course. Because they all want 3 row Mini Vans... 😁
Doug: It gets a 1 for cool factor
Karens: And I took offence to that
I think a 1 was a little harsh. It’s not cool, but it’s not totally lame either.
I haven't had a "good backseat situation" in years...
Lmao
"Honey why is that giant man recording himself in the very back of a KIA?"
I daily the one from 10 years ago and honestly its served me very well and continues to do so today
Totally different car. The old Sorento was body on frame. The new ones are unibody.
It’s always a cringe when you complain about the “tap tap tap” with the climate control.. in most cars you can hold the button instead of individual taps. Let’s be real, Doug.
Plus how many times do you need to do a full swing from cold to hot, what country is it -5c when your driving to work and +32c when your coming home? Generally it's only changes of a couple of degrees at a time
@@ultansadventures come to Melbourne Australia where its 8 degrees in the morning and 38 in the afternoon
@@ultansadventures Welcome to the central eastern coast of the US. Our temperatures can be below freezing in the morning and upwards of 60°F in the afternoon, depending on the season. I do a full swing from cold to hot every morning when I leave for work and hot to cold every afternoon when I go home.
@@andrewl.9736 Car with climate control will maintain the set temp no matter how hot or cold it gets outside. Why would anyone have to change settings drastically?
True dat. Having a button and dial is just his preference and not having it doesn't matter at all.
"caars and bids" gotta love Doug's hand gestures when he says that
Doug neon
🍅🐞🦀
Jsbd
🦐🍎
Have had one for 8 years. Driven everyday and used off road, taken a few bumps. Amazing car and has never failed.
As a Sorento owner, the Telluride makes me feel like I own a Datsun or a Pontiac.
Telluride is on a whole new lever compared with Sorento, basically can't compare
What does that even mean? Like is Datsun or Pontiac bad? Huh?
@@piuthemagicman I’m guessing he’s saying it makes his feel outdated; pontiacs are a thing of the past so to speak
Personally I like the Sorento more
Jokes on them. Datsuns are absolutely bullet-proof. Last forever
Kia Sorento: Big Ass SUV.
Doug: CrOsSoVeR
Well. It's a midsize crossover. It's not body on frame and is smaller than the Telluride which is also a CUV.
SUV is not about size it is about the frame of the car. Toyota 4runner has body on frame so it is an SUV but the bigger Ford explorer is unibody so it is a crossover.
@@baronvonjo1929 kia xceed is a crossover. „Crossover cars“ are basically a crossover between compact hatchbacks and suvs. The sorento is neither of them.
@@TK-mh8dn then what is the sorento? If it's not a hatchback or SUV like you say.
I am really going to miss the sedans😢
I wont sedans are pretty impractible imagine you buy a big car where nothing fits in. Station wagons are the best
They will keep existing but honestly they make no sense. SUV's are just better in everyway.
They aren’t going anywhere, the only brands giving up on sedans are the American brands, the rest of them have said they’re committed to sedans
then go chekc out the new Kia k5 thats styled like this sorento
@@OKANGUVEN99 except style and performance...
My wife loved our 7 seater Sorento.
We only used the third row when visiting family and wanted to take one car to a restaurant, so handy to have it when you need it.
That display is 10.25 inches, Doug. What do you mean, “Smaller than other cars.”? The Blazer and The Edge have mediocre screens.
And it's can be split screen, which is an awesome feature.
Exactly my thoughts. This screen is class-leading
He's talking about good cars.
A "good backseat situation" is how I ended up with a family in the first place!
10" Infotainment screen: *exists*
Doug DeMuro: Y you so smol
The tail lights look like 2/3rds of a mustang tail light
First thing I thought was, Gee, someone was looking at a late SN-95 Stang when they styled this.
The quad tail light look is pretty cool. I like it.
But they just copied the tail light from the Mustang
Kia’s infotainment system looks so much cleaner than Toyota’s new system imo
Doug: ''Mid-size''
Brazilians: ''biggest SUV ever''
Aqui no Brazil Sorento é SUV de luxo kkkk
@@thebrazilianguy2570 sim mano kkkk. Lá nos EUA é só mais um suv mediano
Compare this to a Chevy suburban
I love these reviews Doug! I've got a Kia Soul right now which I love, but once it's paid off im looking at either getting a new Sorento or Seltos. Ever since I got my Soul I've decided I'm sticking with Kias
I went from a 2016 Kia Soul to the 2021 Seltos SXT AWD Turbo and don't regret it.
doug the type of guy to buy a car and then go back and lease it
Doug is a type of a guy who sells his own cars to himself on Cars and Bids
@@edwardvalivonis23 🤣🤣🤣
@@paulog8813 lol
*leave it
I have had a kia soul for 7+ years now. I'm looking to the sorento for a update. My kia has been so awesome for me, can't wait for the new chapter. Thanks for the review!! Love kia vehicles
I like the regular car reviews more than the exotics... since I can actually afford these!
* Doug Score portion of these videos begins = time when most people stop watching
I only watch that part
@@chinadashauthority65 me to
Noodle is the type of dog to set in a 200,000 thousand dollars supercar and be a good boy
I have been watching your channel for the last couple of months and I think you are one of the best car reviewers. Your videos are so detailed and amazing. Your channel has grown a lot and soon it will grow bigger! Thanks for all of the knowledge I've learned from you. Keep it up Doug!
Somebody breaks into dougs house... Doug: THISSSS... is a 12 Guage Shotgun
I bet he's got an 8 gauge shotgun just for fun ;)
It's nice, but I'm still saving up for the Telluride
When is Doug gonna figure out that you can just use the climate control switch by holding it down and not just tapping🤦♂️
Still not user friendly.
Dude, those blind-spot cameras are amazing.
As a motorcyclist, I am rarely more skeeved out than passing someone who seems distracted. Blind spots are real, and if they can put a camera on me before merging lanes, I'm all for it. Great idea!!
When a KIA screen is less laggy than in the new 250k Ferrari LMAO
You are rigth hhhhh
I was at the Kia dealer last week getting an oil change and saw a couple of these on the lot. I knew they were coming out with a redesign but didn't realize they were already out. Pretty slick looking in person!
Doug the type of guy to call big third row’s “your mom”, because they are so easy for him to get into
4:23 Doug's comments on the X-line and T-GDI badging is the funniest thing I've heard all week
15:39
"It's a bit small"
Meanwhile me in my 2016 Opel Astra:
You sure about that?
I have the 2016 Opel Astra Sports Tourer and indeed I am thinking that next year I will switch up to Sorento (hopefully) :)
I wonder why Kia didn't just make the Telluride a large SUV to compete with the Tahoe or Expedition rather than have both it and the Sorento in kind of the same size category.
I'm saying this on basically every American review of this car; I have seen multiple reviews of this car from around the world, where a 6ft+ reviewer fits in every row, including the third, behind themselves. A 6ft. tall Korean reviewer fit in the back with the second row set ALL THE WAY BACK. Granted, Doug is even taller but its telling that no American reviewer has given the third row a fair shake.
SantaFe is a rival to sorento? It’s like arm wrestling against yourself 🤔
Yes. Agree or not, Santa Fe is the closest cross shop to Sorento actually. Edge, Passport, and Blazer come later. But the closest competitor really is Santa Fe, even if it is within the family.
🤔current santa fe model doesn't have a 3rd row...🤔
@@natsuko_mikan Only in US. in the rest of the markets, it does come with 3rd row.
@@silentrefusal9911 i see
Doug, I normally agree with your scoring but I think that was a very handsome suv, at least in the way it was equipped and I think you should have gave it more credit.
And here in India we are having kia seltos as kia's flagship suv
This is nothing. Check Kia Telluride
Here in Europe the Sorento is Kia's biggest offer. And a fully loaded plug in hybrid (which have a 1.6l petrol engine) cost around 65k.
When you’re this early that you beat the guy that says: “When you’re this early that you beat the guy that gives virtual hugs”
😂😂😂
Doug Leno was on a roll with the naming conventions.
Doug is the kind of guy who sits down to take a leak.
He’s wondering how u know rn
Doug is a type of a guy who wears seat belt when sitting on the toilet
haha yeah and that's why we love him! BTW a group of fans created a fan page to share favourite vids and memes on Doug - you can find it on facebook under "DougFans"
@@ronparson3070 Doug is a type of a guy who wears bra during doctor's examination
That blind spot camera function should be MANDATORY on all cars. BRILLIANT!!
Yess finally. The new Sorento looks pretty badass. Thanks for reviewing it Doug. 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Doug be slippin. I was looking forward to seeing the panoramic sunroof on this thing - it looks massive and extends almost the third row. Disappointed he didn't showcase it - it seems like a huge draw.
I just got a 2018 sorento sx today for my wife & the full length sunroof was the selling point, it opens half way! (Not to mention it only had 8,574 miles on it.)
- Honda Pilot/Odyssey is also very easy to get into the third row with a simple press of a button.
- Hiding the rear wiper is one of my new favourite perks. Why? two reasons - 1. The plastic won't sun-fade like others do; or if its metal is exposed it won't rust up as fast. 2. NO SNOW CAN SIT ON THE ARM/BLADE causing build up and not fully wiping the window. As for how much it covers, other SUVs, some even larger than the Sorrento don't even wipe that much of the window.
- Honda also has the turn signal camera but only on the passenger side and it's HUGE under the mirror.
- as for the switches or whatever for the climate... When have you ever went from LOW to HIGH in the same day? If anything you increase a few degrees. I don't see what the true issue is with this.
I still love how far Kia/Hyundai have come. They update their vehicles, reasonably prices, etc.
Looks like it has a full panoramic sunroof when he's driving.
I was surprised when he didn’t talk about this. Generally the only other SUVS who have this are land rovers and he didn’t mention it in a Kia????
@@jameshaag3564 what? It's available on a ton of different manufacturer SUVs. Hell, you can get a Ford F150 and a Super Duty with a panoramic sunroof.
I saw one on the road, and was like what is that. I thought I saw new cars first on Doug's channel
The T-GDI badge is there because of globalisation, we have Diesel in Europe
Not for long, diesel cars are getting banned pretty soon 🤧
@@prettylittleravenna Highly doubt that, they are still the most efficient means of transport, and will stay, untill EV's get same range.
My brother got one end of December... It's a keeper. The huge sunroof is the best👀
He wanted a vw but I swayed him🥸
The Sienna had that hidden wiper before this one.
Usually Doug is better informed about the vehicles he reviews. Smartstream G indicates it's their new engine family and it's gasoline powered. There's also a Smartstream D, which is diesel powered. X Line is just one off trim for this car, which is the "off road" version and gets a slight increase in ground clearance and a unique paint color. There ya go Doug! You're welcome!
I’ve loved Kia styling ever since Peter Schreyer did the Optima.
AVOID those smartstream engines.
@@fffwe3876 smartstream?
I’m a fan of Doug and he certainly knows his shit but when he reviews vehicles for the everyday person he just seems bored and starts to make fun of the car/truck he’s reviewing. He’s happiest reviewing cars that most of us can’t afford.
His assessment that it drives like every other crossover is unique. Most others state it is very powerful; so much so that you need awd to avoid torque oversteer in the fwd. Other reviewers also state it handles very well. He really downplays it.
I agree. I have a 2021 Sorento SX Prestige X Line and love it!
I went to the Kia Dealership yesterday just to see the Sorento
What a legend
What a life! The excitement!
I think I bought USA's first available 2022 Kia Sorento Hybrid. Had to go to Pennsylvania to buy it. Very good gas mileage, consistently over 40MPG without effort. Very nice for the size, and I love all the safety features. This car can drive itself on highways, turns the wheel, speeds up and slows down automatically, and can read over 40 kinds of road signs along the road. I consider it a poor man's tesla.
It's always weird watching americans talk about how the Sorento is a "mid-sized" SUV, and how it's just a smaller, affordable version of the Telluride. In Austria, the Sorento is the absolute top end of Kia. There's no bigger car available in their entire lineup, plus the Sorento in Austria is priced exactly like the Telluride in the US. Crazy!
That's my exact same thought, but on the other hand there are bigger SUVs like the Range Rover Vogue, BMW X7, Mercedes GLS or even the Telluride and so on, which are considered as "full-sized" so anything lower than these are considered mid-sized.
Australia will soon get Palisade, very soon in fact. And that is the equivalent of Telluride. So, Sorento won't be the largest SUV in Kia/Hyundai family, it's hardly a weeks away
@@fawzee_em Telluride isn't considered a full size SUV in US. It's more like a mid-size 3 row SUV with Sorento being the "smaller" 3 row SUV. A full size would be something like Ford Expedition, Chevrolet Tahoe, Toyota Sequoia or Nissan Armada
@@silentrefusal9911 Dude, please tell me you just didn't confuse Austria with Australia.... 🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@itxofficial8281 wait a couple of weeks and u will know.
That’s a pretty gorgeous suv. Better than a Jeep/Dodge/Edge/Equinox etc- gas mileage, cost, maintenance, warranty, practicality, standard equipment... KIA/Hyundai brand are doing their thing.
I know my aunt is looking at this car because she only has 2 kids so she doesn't really need a third row, but sometimes she drives car pool or kids friends with them so I think it having a third row is a pretty good thing even if it is small
I work at a Kia dealer. These high trim Sorentos (X-Line) are sold pretty much right off the truck. The lower priced ones haven’t quite drawn much attention as of yet.
Americans: calling this "mid size"
Reality: the thing is a fking boat
Nah a Boeing passenger plane
Lol the Sorento weighs the same as a 5 series. Not even a 7-series.
Sorento and santafes are considered as mid size SUVs in many asian markets too.
Dear Doug,
The X line signifies that it’s designed to go off road. It actually sits about 1” higher than the other models. Maybe do better research before making fun of the badging on a vehicle.
Kia almost pulled off some Bugatti Chiroņ headlights. I wonder if that was intentional 🤔
I bought a brand new Kia Forte SX in 2011 with all the options 24k new and it was the best car I ever owned. Kia has come so far and is a great buy.
Kia needs to spend more time and money on reliable engines and transmissions
Doug we need you too review the new Model S Plaid+ as soon as possible its just insane! Can’t wait for that video.
Kinda miss the good old sedan days... nowadays it's SUVs everywhere you look -.-
Check out those back seats shaking over bumps... you'll definitely feel that as a passenger.
@Jonathan Losito it's a Kia give it time...
nobody:
edges of car: 🔷🔷🔷🔵🔵🔵🔷🔵
Doug can make a review of a 3 row average family suv more interesting than other youtubers reviews of 3 million dollar supercars
When Smartstream G is funny how about ecoboost? or Earthdream
Funny thing, Doug said the same thing (tittle) when he reviewed the Telluride
I've seen rear windshield wipers do less... Doug is spoiled
No, consumers are spoiled.
How many time Doug do I have to say this, TAP AND HOLD the temperature (volume in some cars) buttons and it will go up or down until you let go! You don’t have to tap tap tap tap tap tap tap haha