My dealer sure does have a new Cadenza ready for me to use. But, I can see why yours probably would not. Why did you buy a KIA anyway; go back to a Chevy Cavalier.
Yuck with this guy; go away.
Ha, I'm happy that your dealership is so awesome! Unfortunately you and I are having two entirely different experiences with our vehicles. So as expected we have two opposite opinions on what we expect from the vehicle. My dealerships in the MD/NOVA area have maybe 1 or 2 Cadenza's on the lot, and don't have a single loaner.
I've never owned a Cavalier so I'm not sure what that means.
I bought the Cadenza because it had a load of options that at first glance (10 minute test drive) seemed to be extremely intuitive, functional, and state of the art. If you have owned the car for more than a month, and have not noticed the many short comings of the infotainment, electrical equipment, and the vehicle in general I'm not sure what car you're driving. To top off finding myself in a community of people who are writing KIA complaining that their GPS speed does not match their speedometer speed. Having a hard time opening an already opened trunk. Complaining because their seats don't match up to their key fobs. Who knows what else is coming our way. The car is a straight out disappointment.
I did try to trade it in and move on, but unfortunately even only having 2,500 miles the car isn't worth a penny.
Do I think the car is a worthless piece of ****? No, not in the slightest! It is still a decent value for the amount of options delivered. The unfortunate part, with electronics ... you get what you pay for. So we didn't pay the market value for all of the items packed into the Cadenza, which means our items don't function the way the comparable electronics in other vehicles do function. Then you go look at a vehicle like Ford, while still a POS that can't even install a head liner correctly or put on a fender aligned with the rest of the car. Their electronics while slow on the interface, at $30,000 you get everything in our cars and more with better functionality. Will that functionality last? Probably not, but it's there.
So an overall summary of the vehicle, at first glance it's the best value for your buck.
At second glance. It's a vehicle with a horrendously under powered engine that gets horrible gas mileage, poorly planned interactive infotainment, and last generation technology that has came leaps and bounds in the newer generations and you are missing out on it! Be happy! You have an outstanding warranty! Which judging by the massive leasing community with this vehicle makes that is entirely irrelevant.