Kia of Greer

Whatever it is you are looking for, you are sure to find it right here at Kia of Greer. 14345 E. Wade Hampton Blvd Greer, SC 29650 | 877-329-6717 | www.kiaofgreer.com

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Cloth or leather for your next Kia?

One of many dilemmas is being unveiled today. Well, we all have different preferences when it comes to choosing between leather and cloth seats. One is more expensive than the other, yet has some pro’s compared to its respectable alternative. Let’s take a look at the differences and see which one best fits your needs.

Leather Pro’s:

Luxury aspect and scent

Soft and supple feel

Excellent resale value

Boost interior feel of the car

Potentially easy maintenance

Cloth Pro’s

More affordable than its alternative

More comfortable (no sliding, no burning)

Ultimately, it all comes down to your lifestyle and where you live. If you live in a very hot and sunny states, you might want to avoid the leather. If you have kids and tend to have an active lifestyle, leather is actually good because of its easiness to be cleaned and ability to not retain odors.

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Take a look at the first teaser of KIA’s new concept car! 

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By Barbara & Bill Schaffer THE AUTO DIGEST We've driven each new Kia model since the South Korean company opened their first four U.S. dealerships in Portland, Oregon in 1994.

The all new ‪Kia‬ Sorento has an improved look that will impress anyone! Interested in impressing others? Check out our wide selection of Kia vehicles at Kia of Greer.

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The all-new 2017 Kia Sportage stands proudly at Kia Motors America.

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Santa’s sleigh is full of soul this year.

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IT’S THE MOST SOULFUL TIME OF THE YEAR!

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When you need a car that can take you places, visit our dealership. ‪‎MotivationMonday‬

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From our team to your family, Happy Thanksgiving!

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Will you be traveling next week? Check out these Thanksgiving Driving Tips before you hit the road: http://goo.gl/ZKJxlG

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Signs of a Bad Winter Driver

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Do you have an emergency roadside kit in your car? 

You should! Check out some items it should include.

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Halloween Safety Tips for Drivers

Help protect trick-or-treaters by following these driving safety tips on Halloween, or on the night your community hosts Halloween activities. Be especially careful between 4 and 8 p.m., when most severe vehicle/young pedestrian collisions happen.

Drive slowly, and don't pass stopped vehicles. The driver might be dropping off children.

Park your mobile phone. Avoid distractions by waiting until you've stopped to call, text, or surf. Get more mobile phone safety tips.

Watch for children darting into the street. Kids can cross the street anywhere, and most young pedestrian deaths happen at spots other than intersections.

Yield to young pedestrians. Children might not stop, either because they don't see your vehicle approaching or don't know how to safely cross the street.

Communicate with other drivers. Always use your turn signals. And if you have to pull over to drop off or pick up your kids, turn on your hazard lights.

And, to keep your own trick-or-treaters safe:

Teach them how to safely cross streets. They should look both ways and cross only at corners and crosswalks.

Consider indoor community Halloween programs for younger kids. Some communities also offer to help you inspect your kids' treats to make sure they're safe to eat.

Brighten them up. Give them flashlights and glow sticks, and/or use reflective tape on their costumes, so drivers can see them.

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