2015 Kia K900 VIP Full Review (Long Post)

[YEH]

^ The new K7/Cadenza is supposed to be noticeably improved in those areas.

We'll see if it is good enough for Kia to increase sales in the US (a hybrid version and an increased marketing push would help).

 

[turnne]

If it does, they can make me an offer I can't refuse

they should ...but if you have already paid $15K or so into a lease
based on the what the cars are bringing now at a year old..I would bet they drop another $10-15K in the next two years

how much would you pay?

Well, that's all a given - still one heck of a lease deal.

Heck, for that kind of $$, would lease a K900 over some 4-banger 5 Series.

and it seems that the market has quite the opposite choice based on 5 series sales vs Kia K900's
While at least half of the cars in this price are leased.there are some retail buyers out there
I expect that the Kia expected resale scares a retail new car buyer to not even looking at it seriously

Warren

 

[turnne]

I have a 2014 Kia Cadenza Limited. Have you compared the two cars? I haven't sat in the K900 yet, but I'm kind of leaning towards a 2014+ Equus (ultimate)

why not consider a year old Kia K900?

I saw one that was CPO with 18K miles for $31K...more than 50% off its sticker from a year earlier
You are not going to get a 2015 Equus( even a signature) for that price

Warren