Free 25 Gift Card for Test Driving a 2011 Kia Sorento

This one needs to be signed by the dealer....

Only the completed
e-certificate with an original dealer signature and unique Customer ID will be honored • Your envelope with the original, completed e-certificate inside must be postmarked by 4/15/10
 
These used to be for $100. These people r gettign cheap!!
 
Thanks...But i sure would like to know where the pre paid card is for. Anyone know??
 
cstar said:
Thanks...But i sure would like to know where the pre paid card is for. Anyone know??
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most likely a VISA/AMEX prepaid/debit card.
i've done one for dodge and got the $50 one in visa prepaid/debit card that was accepted wherever visa is accepted.
 
cstar said:
Thanks...But i sure would like to know where the pre paid card is for. Anyone know??
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It's a $25 Visa Gift Card. You can use it anywhere you use a regular Visa card.
 
Looks like if you try and sign up more than 5 of your friends/family you need a new ip address :-)

You’ve exceeded the maximum number of times that your certificate can be printed. We sincerely appreciate your interest in the all-new 2011 Kia Sorento, and we hope you’ll still consider taking a test-drive. Even without a gift, it’s the first crossover everyone wants to drive.

Return to KiaSorento.com >
 
Wow - haven't seen one of these test drive offers in quite some time. I used to do these all the time but the offers dried up.
 
Thanks glitterdog......I also did the last Kia test drive offer
for the 2010 Forte that ran last Nov-Dec.

It also was for $25 but only as a gift card to selected stores.

The dealer I went to did require that I actually take
the test drive......many times when you tell them
you don't want to waste their time or gas they will
just sign it.
 
Buy a Kia and give a Korean a job. Wise up America and buy American OWNED products. If your job can be done in a foreign country by someone making 20% of what you make . . . . . you better start worrying!
 
Hot Tub said:
Buy a Kia and give a Korean a job. Wise up America and buy American OWNED products. If your job can be done in a foreign country by someone making 20% of what you make . . . . . you better start worrying!
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Kia Sorento's (at least the ones sold in the U.S.) are made in Georgia... Even though Kia is Korean, those are Americans building the car...
 
Hot Tub said:
Buy a Kia and give a Korean a job. Wise up America and buy American OWNED products. If your job can be done in a foreign country by someone making 20% of what you make . . . . . you better start worrying!
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Technically, buy a Kia, and let a White American keep his job. These are manufactured at the Kia plant in Georgia, which is actually run by Americans. It would be wise for YOU to get the facts straight before making such statements. Your hostility towards non-american-made automobiles cannot be justified by your lack of research. And where did 20% come from?
 
Hot Tub said:
Buy a Kia and give a Korean a job. Wise up America and buy American OWNED products. If your job can be done in a foreign country by someone making 20% of what you make . . . . . you better start worrying!
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If you don't want the freebie, don't test drive the car.

And don't knock those who want it or where it comes from.
 
happypuppy said:
Technically, buy a Kia, and let a White American keep his job. These are manufactured at the Kia plant in Georgia, which is actually run by Americans. It would be wise for YOU to get the facts straight before making such statements. Your hostility towards non-american-made automobiles cannot be justified by your lack of research. And where did 20% come from?
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What makes you think that only white American males work for Kia GA? Don't be surprised to find that a few non-white females work there too. Hate to burst your sexist, 'colored'-hatin' bubble.
 
Kia Plant, West Point, GA, and Hyundai Motors Plant in Montogmery, AL. Hyundai/Kia has made a good effort to hire U.S. workforce that closely ressembles the demographic characteristics of the community in which the facility is located. Read--women and non-white...


From their site---Hyundai may be a Korean company, but over half the cars we sell in the U.S. are made in the U.S. We have a technologically sophisticated manufacturing facility in Montgomery, Alabama, engineering facilities in Michigan, plus design, research, and testing grounds in California. All of which provides around 5,000 jobs for American automotive workers.
Our Company: Hyundai Motors Cares - Our Commitment to America | Hyundai
 
brettman said:
Wow - haven't seen one of these test drive offers in quite some time. I used to do these all the time but the offers dried up.
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Smart just had one on the Smart car a month or two ago.
 
I haven't seen car companies do these gift card promos in a while! I remember 10 years ago Oldsmobile had one where I test drove an Intrigue (previously a Cutlass Supreme) and got a $50 AMEX gift card in return.
 
Manny1015 said:
I haven't seen car companies do these gift card promos in a while! I remember 10 years ago Oldsmobile had one where I test drove an Intrigue (previously a Cutlass Supreme) and got a $50 AMEX gift card in return.
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LOL I did that exact same test drive. A year later I actually did end up buying the car when I was in the market for one so occasionally it can pay off for the dealer. Usually I just do these test drives for fun.
 
onskee said:
What makes you think that only white American males work for Kia GA? Don't be surprised to find that a few non-white females work there too. Hate to burst your sexist, 'colored'-hatin' bubble.
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No bubble bursted my friend. I am of color, though I am a male. I was not directing my statement towards men only. The usage of 'his' in certain sentences may be directed towards both female and male subjects. But since you're playing grammar police, I really meant to say, "Buy a kia, let a white american keep his OR HER job."

And I'm sure non-whites work at the plants, too. No intention for leaving out non-white workers. :)
 
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