I own a Kia Sedona, I took it into AIC KIA of Manassas for an Oil Change and heres what happened. It took the mechanic (Mike Minnick) an hour to do the oil change. They said it needed front brake pads, i asked how long and they said no more than 1 hour, i said ok. It took Mike 2hrs to replace the brake pads, i noticed he seemed more concerned about smoking his cirggeretts than working on my car. I left the dealership and noticed something very wrong when i press on the brake pedal... i did not feel like he knew what he was doing so i took it to the shell down the street to have them check the work. Mike the Machanic put one of the brake pads on backwards (THE VAN DID NOT WANT TO STOP!!!). Thank goodnesss my kids were not with me and thank goodness i did notice before anthing major happended. Please for your own safety do not take your car there for fix.

AIC of Kia is one of the most dishonest car dealerships I have ever been to. My husband and I went there as we were solicited by a phone call stating we were approved for a loan. They attempted to sell us a vehicle for 4ooo over a brand new selling price. They gave us the keys and charged us a 399.00 processing fees. When they found out while we were still there that the phone bill was in my name only they asked us to fax something in my husbands name. The loan would not fund without both names, so they had us bring the car back. We returned it with a full tank of gas and an oil change as they gave it to us with an empty tank and oil change due.
They stated that there was no one to help process the fee and we should come back another day. We returned the next day and they said the business office was closed. Finally we called and they refused to return the money. We had to go through our bank to file fraud charges as they never performed a service that we were charged for... Dont go there. Go to B and M motors instead Leesburg. They are more friendly and can deliver on their promises.

I was told by cls that I was approved for a car loan and that I should meet my loan officer at aic kia of manassas. When I arrived I was told tthat max and theresa were in the back helping customers. I waited and no one came out to help. I asked a gentleman by the name of chris who identified himself as the loan manager if they were back there and he said tney left already after I. Had just called to confirm they were there. I was then told that I needed a 15% down payment or a co signer. They were rude and then took me to the nearest bus stop whereit took me 2 hours to get home without a car. THis company needs to be put out of business. And I. Will work to help make this happen. Don't go there please. It is a scam.

I was told that I was approved for up to $30, 000.00 for a new car and that if I came there with a trade in I would be able to trade my used car and get a new(er) car with no money out of pocket. Nothing in life is free so this made me skeptical from the start. I went up at the end of May 2009 and discovered that the car I owned had too much negative equity to roll into a new car loan. I asked every question I could think of before taking the drive from Richmond, VA to Manassas, VA. I left very disappointed and got in my car to drive an hour and a half back to Richmond, VA. I then received a customer satisfaction call back a couple days later to see why I did not leave there with a new car. I explained that what they had promised they did not deliver! I was asked a few questions about my car and was told by "Matt" that he would call me right back after he ran some numbers. He called back a few mins later to ask more questions then said he'd call back again. A day or two later he called with more questions. I did not hear back from him again until June 6th at which point he said we have 5 cars to chose from that have enough value to hide the negative equity in your trade in.

I said I hope there are no strings attached to this offer before I get back in my car and take my saturday to drive back up to Manassas only to hear bad news again. He assured me there are no catches to this and I'll be here all day waiting for you. I jumped in my car and headed north. When I arrived he was not there and I was assisted by the same person who tried to help during my first visit (Shawn, I think). After selecting the car I liked and was comfortable with payment wise...the paperwork began. I arrived roughly around 2pm and did not get out of there until 5:30pm.

The loan terms looked good and the interest was as good as I could have selected despite my credit. They were to pay off my trade in after the signing of the Power of Atty/Odometer Statement/Payoff Statement. All of this paperwork was returned to them via FedEx on June 8th, 2009. Today is July 9th and the loan has not been paid in full.

I have called every week leaving voice mails and speaking with Matt and have gotten the run around. My first "human" contact via telephone happened around the 20th of June. I was told by "Jeff" (GM) that the payoff was sent to the loan company "a week ago". Well since that conversation the loan company has called at least twice a week saying they have not received payoff. I called back in the week of June 29th and was told by "Matt" that no payoff has been sent because the car I traded will not go into gear. "We could have sold the car 5 times now if it would go into gear".

Am I mistaken or is it the Dealers responsibility to ensure proper operation of the car BEFORE they offer trade in value? He says must be a clutch or transmission problem and that I should call them July 2nd by 10:30am to find out what the service person says is wrong. I said I'll call you at noon to give you time to get the info straight. I called at 12:50pm on the 2nd and was told "they are adjusting the clutch to see if its the issue., I will call you back in a few with the result". NO phone call was made to me since.

I called them yesterday (7/8/09) to find out what the status was on the payoff. Left a message for "Jeff "(GM) and said I would appreciate a call back by EOD no later than 1st thing this morning (7/9/09). Well SUPRISE I have not received a call. I then spoke with "Matt" again and he says that the service manager "Dave" will be calling me this morning to let me know whats up with the car. Its 1:45pm and I have not heard from ANYONE! I called them back at 12:45 to ask when Dave would call me. He's at lunch. He must take lunch for more than an hour because its been an hour now. So I called back to speak with the Owner listed on the BBB website. I was told that he is on a leave of absence and that Jeff could help me but he is off on thursdays. So the only person who can help me today is "Matt". I have no desire to deal with Matt or anyone other than the owner at this point.

I cannot imagine how I can be responsible for their lack of inspection on a car that they made an offer to me to purchase. My new car loan includes over HALF of the payoff from the trade in. And I make my first payment on the new car in 12 days! On top of all of this how can the car possibly be messed up if I drove it from Richmond to Manassas to trade it in?

I have never had one issue with the car but was told "its normal for a transmission in a 5-speed to go early". Right? NO!

After all this...I can relate to the lady who posted of her bad experience...The car I bought had not a drop of gas in it and NO ONE CARED!

In addition to all this, I checked out the BBB and discovered they have an "F" rating because of unresolved complaints. In this economy how can anyone not try to clear their name to ensure they still thrive thru this economical mess!

I would NEVER recommend this joke of a dealership to anyone. I have bought at least 4 cars in my life that I traded a used car in ... never once have I imagined this would be the result.