20,000-Mile Mark - 2014 Kia Cadenza Limited Long-Term Road Test

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20,000-Mile Mark - 2014 Kia Cadenza Limited Long-Term Road Test

Hitting a Milestone in the Edmunds Long-Term 2014 Kia Cadenza.

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bankerdanny

Time for a Fusion 1.6, a Chrysler 200, or Impala. No Hyundais, Toyotas, Hondas, or any sort or premium German sedan. Maybe a MKZ, which while I hate the name I do like the look.

chol92594

bankerdanny said:

Time for a Fusion 1.6, a Chrysler 200, or Impala. No Hyundais, Toyotas, Hondas, or any sort or premium German sedan. Maybe a MKZ, which while I hate the name I do like the look.

I second the Chrysler 200. It looks like a promising car and it would be interesting to see if Chrysler really did well on this new model.

dg0472

Since this is probably the last post, I'm going to follow up on the nav update. The warning goes away on its on, I've found, but if you don't accept you're to the map display. I don't need the map to drive to work; I do that 231 days a year. But if I want to see what's on the radio, I have to accept the warning or later go push a source button to see what's playing. I also sent an email to MnSOFT regarding the less-than-useless system for reporting map errors along with a note that their reply would end up here. I never received any response whatsoever from them, so that's the response that is ending up here: they don't respond to complaints. Very disappointing attitude if Kia really expects to make gains in the luxury market. I don't care about a luxury badge, but I do care about a company that doesn't care.