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MG Man wrote:I wonder how high up the car-thief hit list the Vezel is
It's a very decent vehicle. Popularity means parts supply will continue to increase
hmm thanksMG Man wrote:yup, so imo not many cons to buying a Vezel if you're looking for that class of vehicle
thanks alotVexXx Dogg wrote:Here's the thread.
viewtopic.php?f=18&t=717639
It shares parts with other Honda platforms, such as the fit etc, so there are multiple avenues for parts.
Most consumables are easy to get
Filters, Fluids, Plugs, hoses etc.
Body parts may be limited to the local HRV, but there will be unique parts that can only be sourced from Japan. Depends on what you need, really.
okVexXx Dogg wrote:I have my reservations on both Kia and Hyundai, but that's my personal opinion.
I'd suggest checking the various forums on 'em.
VexXx Dogg wrote:I have my reservations on both Kia and Hyundai, but that's my personal opinion.
I'd suggest checking the various forums on 'em.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:VexXx Dogg wrote:I have my reservations on both Kia and Hyundai, but that's my personal opinion.
I'd suggest checking the various forums on 'em.
Korean = pressure for parts....Just last week ah padna looking for parts for an old model cerato....called at least 8 places in the bamboo and we got rehearsed responses "we doh bring Korean parts here"
rspann wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:VexXx Dogg wrote:I have my reservations on both Kia and Hyundai, but that's my personal opinion.
I'd suggest checking the various forums on 'em.
Korean = pressure for parts....Just last week ah padna looking for parts for an old model cerato....called at least 8 places in the bamboo and we got rehearsed responses "we doh bring Korean parts here"
Most places in the bamboo does not sell Korean parts, so your partner wasted his time. You have to call First Line parts in El soccorro , South Korean Connection in Bamboo , Car City in Bamboo, and Millions of Parts in Chase vIllage. There are also local scrapyards with lots of parts for the older models.
agent007 wrote: There is a reason why Kia's sell: affordability with lots of false glitz and glam.
wordrspann wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:VexXx Dogg wrote:I have my reservations on both Kia and Hyundai, but that's my personal opinion.
I'd suggest checking the various forums on 'em.
Korean = pressure for parts....Just last week ah padna looking for parts for an old model cerato....called at least 8 places in the bamboo and we got rehearsed responses "we doh bring Korean parts here"
Most places in the bamboo does not sell Korean parts, so your partner wasted his time. You have to call First Line parts in El soccorro , South Korean Connection in Bamboo , Car City in Bamboo, and Millions of Parts in Chase vIllage. There are also local scrapyards with lots of parts for the older models.
yes they are definitely more "attractive" and Kia touts "free mats, gps, alarm and tint"viedcht wrote:agent007 wrote: There is a reason why Kia's sell: affordability with lots of false glitz and glam.
The only selling point of Korean cars.
THIS...why they so comfortable with not gaf about the customer eh...salt. but that is real performance 9 days vs 4 months wawrspann wrote:Parts is a major problem with all the dealers. Sometimes you have to wait four months for basic parts. I have a collision repair center where we do work for the major insurance companies and specialize invehicles that are considered CTL. The majority are the higher end vehicles that the dont want written off because of the loss involved.
I just fly out and buy the parts over the counter in foreign dealerships where the almost all the time have the parts in stock right away or worst case a couple of days. Parts is not an issue for me so I buy or repair any vehicle without the worries. The last shipment received last week consisted of Vezel, Santa Fe, Volkswagen Jetta, Volkswagen Passat and Subaru XV .the parts arrived in nine days (and at a fraction of the cost)so why can't the dealers do this? Probably they wait until they have a full container?
Whatever the reason, it's hard to buy a car and the have it parked up for months while being repaired. Especially if it's the only one you have.
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