Kia Launches Dealer-Based Fleet Program
IRVINE, CA -- The fleet department at Kia Motors America has announced the launch of the Kia Dealer-Based Fleet Program. The Dealer-Based Fleet Program is designed for local fleets that buy five or more vehicles in a single month and is based on the following conditions: · Kia’s basic commercial warranty of five years and 60,000 miles will apply. · Vehicles may be taken out of dealer stock, or ordered. · Vehicles must be registered under the same company name. · Each unit must be titled and kept in service for the 6 months or 6,000 miles. If, however, a vehicle has been damaged beyond repair, i.e., fire, frame, or water damage, etc., and documentation is available to support the condition, this provision will be waived. · There are no upper limits on quantity for local fleet sales. · Dealer Based Fleet incentives do not apply to National fleet accounts which are handled out of KMA Corporate Headquarters (contact us at fleet@kiausa.com). · The Incentive amounts will be announced at the beginning of each month in the “Kia Dealer Based Fleet Incentives Memo,” and may vary from month to month. · Eligible models must be sold with the “DFLT” code in order to receive incentives. Click here to view eligible models and incentives.
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