Kia of Lansdale

I noticed there are reviews on here for the service department that are not the best, but let me just start off by saying my review is based solely on the sales department. I purchased a Kia Sorrento yesterday from Kofi Asinor and if you are considering purchasing from them I highly suggest asking for him. I consider myself to be an educated shopper especially when it comes to big purchases like these. I went in knowing my credit score, knowing my budget and knowing exactly what type of car I wanted. Kofi listen to everything I had to say and presented me with The best options for my situation. He did not try to push me into a more expensive car or a higher payment than I wanted which we all know car salesmen are good for doing. It was a very pain-​free process and he was extremely pleasant to deal with. At the end of the day I walked out with the exact car I wanted in the payment lower than I expected. I cannot remember his name but I also dealt with the business manager who seemed very on top of his business. He explained everything that I signed answered all of my questions with a smile on his face and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience.

I was stuck in PA needing assistance with my vehicle… the service department was extremely helpful and could have charged me A LOT more than they did– was expecting shadiness like my local LI Kia but left there thinking there are still good people in this world!

Once again, the service department continues to give me issues. I took my car in for inspection today, and about 2 hours after I dropped it off, I spoke with someone from Service. He told me that my car needed brakes, four tires, alignment, serpentine belts, and two internal filter changes. Total of $ 1380 with 55% of it being labor. That would have all been well and good if I needed the majority of that to pass inspection. When it all comes down to it, I needed 1 tire and brakes in order to pass safety standards for inspection, for a much more palatable $ 500 or so.
The reasons I felt compelled to review the location is as follows:
A) this isn’t the first time they’ve tried to force me into getting service I don’t need immediately
B) he told me that my alignment and tire issues are likely based on how I drive (read: I’m a bad driver… is that because I’m a woman?). That «they way certain people drive» leads to most of the issues I’m seeing.
C) he said «it’s my responsibility to tell you that you need these things urgently, because what happens if you drive out of here, a tire blows, and you die, god forbid. I would be liable for that.» and again later said «these will lead to an accident or a tire blow out where you could die.» (I should point out that these comments were denied when my father called (unbeknownst to me) to ask why they had treated me so poorly)
Yes, folks, he said that if I didn’t get the non-​urgent issues updated immediately, I would likely die. And that my bad (womanly) driving was probably the reason my car was in such bad shape.
Should I even point out that these major, major issues he claims to see (which, from the sounds of it, did not happen overnight, but were from a long time of driving) were not spotted AT ALL during my 42,000 mile check up 8 month ago?
Or that he kept saying «your warranty is 5 years OR 60,000 Miles. OR 60,000 Miles» to which I kept replying, yes, my warranty expires October 23, 2015 (5 years after I signed the papers), AND I’m not even closed to 60K — just 48K for me. So what’s the excuse?
I keep going back because I felt like I should stick with the dealer who gave me a great deal on the car, but they’ve tried to take advantage of me one too many times, and this will be the last service I have done at their location.