Kia of Saskatoon

The worst services ever. Each time I had given my car they have broken a part or damaged a part . They can’t install the parts well then it damages more in couple of month an Each time I had given my car they have broken a part or damaged a part . They can’t install the parts well then it damages more in couple of month and they ask for money. Awful customer serivce. More

I have been dealing with Kia for a number of years. The attention I have received from the service department has been fantastic. In particular, service manager Sarah Cotts. She is quick to resolve an The attention I have received from the service department has been fantastic. In particular, service manager Sarah Cotts. She is quick to resolve any issues in a polite and professional manner. More

Had a broken pin in the intake cam of my kia sorento (2017) Thought I'd get treated so great taking it to the dealership..man, was I wrong. Nightmare right from the beginning! At first i got a repai (2017) Thought I'd get treated so great taking it to the dealership..man, was I wrong. Nightmare right from the beginning! At first i got a repair quote of $281, so that was fine. Then, I get a call a day later telling me that the mechanic was mistaken and it was actually a $3800 fix instead! So...I have to fix it so I make the arrangements, but it's been 4 days and I still dont have any vehicle to drive, I had to call them everyday for 9 days to get a xxxx courtesy vehicle. I WILL NEVER, EVER GO BACK TO KIA More

The parts department sucks. Can’t get anyone on the phone or by email. I will gladly by parts ( I have 2 kia’s ) from Wheaton Kia in Regina and pay to have them shipped too Sask Can’t get anyone on the phone or by email. I will gladly by parts ( I have 2 kia’s ) from Wheaton Kia in Regina and pay to have them shipped too Saskatoon. More

I am writing two reviews for sales – the good and the bad Combining them would give a mediocre average rating and the experience was not average. I was looking for a specific AWD sedan and there are bad Combining them would give a mediocre average rating and the experience was not average. I was looking for a specific AWD sedan and there are very few available these days of SUVs and pickup trucks. But Salesman B at Kia sent me an email link to the perfect vehicle with all the specs met that was on the Prince Albert website for Kia. I checked it out and it listed the “Final Price $38,3XX” I forgot the last two numbers as its been removed from the site. I thought that meant the top line price of the car would be $38,3XX plus the warranty and admin fees and tire charges and extended whatevers. Right, FINAL PRICE would be the FULL price of the car. Well not so much! When I went for the test drive, Salesman B was away that day and Salesman D helped me. When it came to the paperwork time, he presented me with a bill that started out with $39,845 plus all the add ons. Of course he didn't know anything about the FINAL price on the site. When I questioned Salesman B about it he emailed me saying “the difference in price is for the block heater, winter Matt's, mud guards and winter fluids.” Really? Like all that wasn't on the car two days earlier when it was advertised online at the PA location? Suddenly Final price meant without the prairie winter package? How stupid do they think I am!!?? For 15 minutes I was angry enough to just cancel the sale and walk away from this place. But then I realized I was dealing with CAR SALESPEOPLE. It's their nature to mislead you, to change figures, to treat you like it's your problem that you're confused and can't be flexible. You are just a warm body and all they want is a sale and it seems they think that I wouldn't buy the car if they had told me the right price up front. So they have to be sneaky about it. Salesman B: when you sent me the link to the car, why didn't you say “Oh yes, the final price doesn't include the winter package for an extra $1500”? No, that would have been honest and that's not the culture of car sales. After 7 or 8 new cars in the last 40 years you would think I had learned that lesson. But every time I get caught believing and most times I am disappointed. So my advice and warning here is don't believe what you are told, even when you see it online or in writing. Not until you have the sales agreement in your hand. Playing the sales game deception is just what they do – it's the nature of the beast as they say. Good luck! More

So once I bought the car, the experience of actually So once I bought the car, the experience of actually doing the paperwork, learning about the car and driving away was much better. I continued So once I bought the car, the experience of actually doing the paperwork, learning about the car and driving away was much better. I continued to work with Salesman D and he was thorough and helpful during the show and tell in the car, explaining the functions and gadgets and making initial settings. He certainly knew the car well and could answer questions well. He also spent the time – at least 45 minutes so it wasn't just a cursory, here's you key, bye. It was certainly time well spent for me. The tour began with a visit to parts and service which I have never seen done at other dealers – it was refreshingly pleasant. I hope I never need the service department but I felt somewhat reassured that maybe now that the sales games were done, the service department would live up to its name and provide actual good service in an ethical, honest and respectful way. The next 8 or 10 years will tell! The finance person K was efficient and “no-name” friendly. Explanations and options were detailed and I had time to read all the brochures and make choices which I hope will meet my needs. As bad as the sales experience was, the actual purchase experience after that was satisfying. More