Naza Kia is more than willing to solve the issues under warranty and with great effort.

For me i faced some jumpy steering issue but i guess thats just the way the car is. Not really a problem or defect. But to try and solve this 'issue', Naza Kia offered to replace both my rear shock absorbers FOC. But no difference cuz like i said before, its not really a defect. But my current problem is the stale smell for about 5 secs from the aircon when u switch it on during a cold start. But Naza Kia have now ordered a replacement aircon filter just to see if it solves the problem. Ive also faced the vibrating wiper issue for some time. Naza has now odered a replacement wiper arm & new blades for me although wipers are not covered under warranty. Naza Kia also replaced both my front fog lamps FOC when the plastic cover became bent on 1 side. Again not really their fault but they still replaced out of goodwill. No issues since then.

So far Naza Kia have been very good with the after sales service and warranty claims. But they need to reduce the lead time of replacement parts which is too long now.

I just did my 10,000km 2nd service last week and it cost me about RM280 inclusive fully syn oil, filter, allignment, balancing and wash.

If I am not mistaken, someone did replace his K5 crack fornt windscreen for RM2000. Windscreen insurance will cover the 4 side windows, rear window, front windscreen and also sunroof. But the problem is, the sunroof cost arround 10k   so you have to actually fork out from your own pocket to settle the balance..

Let say you have 3k windscreen cover, one side of the window is broken and it cost RM300 to replace, meaning, that year, your windscreen insurance cover balance is RM2700. And if the RM2700 also used up, meaning, you do not have windscreen cover for the balance of the year.    good thing is, you can top up, but have to pay full year premium eventough your car insurance is due in a month time.

Bro..how long you need to wait for your k5?

wow..that's fast...congrats

Hope the car works well for you, but this is usually depends on luck also. Btw mind telling which sales outlet you get it from?

Congrats! Welcome to the family! Just be careful when parking. U need to get used to the reverse camera and gauging the front space. Will take alot of effort but the rule is never take risks. If ure not sure get out of the car and check. Even 2cm can result in a deep gash to your front fender.

Welcome , the Poison season around this time.. U join at the right time VNAIR..

Hahaha..

I drive frequently outstation and in city so here are my figures. At 110kmph (2250RPM), its about 6.0L/100km. At 160kmph, its about 10.20L/100km.

For 80L in 80% highway at 160-170kmph and remaining 20% in city driving, my max distance travelled was 780km. I was told some tested 100% highway driving at 110kmph and managed to achieve 915km.

For highway driving, the Optima is quite economical but in city driving, it will consume more since its a heavy car. But the biggest contributer to fuel consumption is not these figures but the way u drive. Most ppl think they are driving economically but actually they arent. So dont worry too much about FC. Improve your driving habits and ull be able to get good mileage.