What a classic case of ‘quality deviation,’ right? Kia’s 2.0-liter engines sound like they’re on a marathon of failing piston rings. It’s like the engines are auditioning for a reality show called ‘Engine Emergency,’ but they’re way past the ‘tryouts’ phase and straight into the ‘disaster’ category. 53,635 Seltos and 83,621 Sol models? That’s a whole lot of piston rings not up to spec, wouldn’t you say? And what’s this about ‘clear signs’ like abnormal engine noise? I guess it’s the Kia equivalent of a ‘siren call’ for your engine’s death knell. Kia’s offering a ‘preventative fix’? More like a ‘get-your-motor-running-on-empty’ solution. Owners should really be on the lookout for ‘a day without a car,’ as Kia’s recall may just be the latest episode of ‘Car Woes’ they’ll be tuning in to.
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