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At the Kia Dealer
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Ian Mckenzie
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That looks pretty cool. Kia surely knows how to maintain beautiful classic cars.
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It might not be Kia. Back when I wrenched at a little two man garage the owner of the large Nissan dealership across the street from us owned a pair a Jags, an E type and an XJ12. Even though he had an entire garage of mechanics, he brought his cars to us. He didn't even trust his guys to change the oil in them.