It's close to 8months with sx nightfall telluride, it's an amazing machine, great pick for looks, value for money ,offroad capacity, luxury, warranty,, list goes on... all in all you will definitively fall in love 🥰 with telluride.

We had 2 Hyundai products and are on our third Toyota. As far as long term ownership experience Toyota wins hands down.

We just ordered a Telluride in Glacier white, with butterscotch interior. It's a beautiful car, fell in love after doing research and test driving. It will be a 4 month wait to get our car.

I like the Telluride but i love the palisade ,they are the 2 best out there in that price range

But KIA is a pain in the ass to deal with when it comes to car buying. Do your research and you'll find that KIA dealers are some of the worst dealers out there. Damn shame.

As with any of the big SUVs, the price puts it out of most people's budget. Definitely a nice one though - so well thought out. I think Kia grossly underestimated it's popularity though and haven't seemed to be able to get production numbers up to where they need to be.

I drove a Kia sportage sx for 4 years prior to getting the 2022 Telluride S. I love my Telluride for all the reasons mentioned in the video. Current gas prices is the real downer currently.

Really wish the telluride had a plug in hybrid version. I'd be super interested.

If you really need a spacious third row, just get the Carnival, IMO. It's more spacious than both, and arguably more luxurious, if that's what you're looking for. If you don't need AWD, get the Carnival. It's a much better three row vehicle.

At the end of the Telluride 2022 model year (and presumably continuing into 2023 with the advent of the new model), the MSRP seemingly is pure fiction. Given the demand and limited supply, dealers are getting $4-5K over MSRP. Another concern that has diminished my excitement about the Telluride is the 3.8 GDI engine. In the absence of more or less regular valve-cleaning maintenance, say every 10-15K miles,, for which dealers quote $300-500 (for the $20 DIY job), the engine begins to suffer performance losses, including less power, poorer mileage, rough starting, etc. One of the 2023 Telluride innovations (never mentioned in the Kia promotional material) is the absence of a spare tire. The repair kit is okay if you don't have a blowout or suffer a flat from a damaged sidewall out on an Interstate or country road. In many places nowadays, tow-truck drivers are not permitted to carry passengers. So while your car may be towed into a shop for the tire replacement, you're stuck on the side of the Interstate or out in the country. Presumably, buyers won't notice this "feature" until the day (or night) they need that spare. On balance, the Telluride has begun to look less attractive to me than the Highlander, especially if the true MSRP for the L trim is $40-41K.

Toyota or Honda reliability? Do you know IIHS top safety pick or pick plus result?

‘One of’ the best, yes.

Actually trying to get a white 2022 Telluride with a gray interior. Haven’t found one yet.

I bought a 2020 Telluride in April of 2019. Drove it 25,000 miles over 2 years and 8 months. It was a good crossover, features and design were very good. However the customer ownership experience after the sale was the worst I ever experienced. First and last friggin KIA I will ever own.

I assume your getting your reliability info from CR ??? There is a lot of problems with this suv , windshield’s cracking , infotainment , but most of all Kia’s reluctance to fix things .

Tellurides near me are going for $12000 to $15000 USD over MSRP because of dealer markups. A Telluride/Palisade may be a great deal for $15-$20K less than a luxury SUV, but there's no way they're the better option at the same price point as the luxury models they're supposed to be undercutting.

What about the atlas suv?

They are coming with a hybrid next year...and possibly an off road specific trim...

Hi. In your past videos you were hesitant about recommending Kia and Hyundai vehicles. Have they improved their quality and fixed their car fire problems yet?

Waited for this video for long. Eventually just got the pilot 22 due to long wait with telluride and huge mark ups from dealers. Highlander seemed cramped for space.

Could be,,but at 12k over MSRP definitely not,,,KIA is shooting themselves in the foot IMO,,,not willing to deal with stealerships,,,I’ll stick with Toyota, they never disappoint.

A fully featured car with cheap quality and absurd mpg

It may be the best, but you gotta wait 10-12 months to get one! what a joke

I wish manufacturers start offering a front bench with fold down armrest again to increase passenger capacity. I'm tiring of buckets.

Lol, kia reliable

Que feaaaaaaa. Que diseño más feo. De motor es lo mejor pero diseño fffff.