I disagree with your advice regarding the KIA Sorento.
I strongly disagree with your advice to MB. I recently traded in my Sorento after owning it from new for 12 months. I've got nothing positive to say about it. It drove like a shed and the gearchange on my 1969 Herald more than 30 years ago was smoother. MPG was poor and KIA charged me USD12 per day for a courtesy car when it was with them for warranty work. I wouldn't touch another one with a barge pole. I'm now driving an Audi A6 Allroad, which is a great car. If MB can afford a Mercedes-Benz ML he should go for it.
Asked on 14 June 2013 by WS, Old Newton
Answered by
Honest John
Up to you. We drove one to Lausanne and back in March and it was excellent, both on the Autoroutes and through the Jura mountains in the snow. It averaged 40mpg at 70 on UK motorways, and 36mpg on French Autoroutes and through the mountains. Made similar vehicles costing twice as much look like a waste of money.
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