Lithia Kia of Anchorage

I went to the dealership to look at the Telluride as a possible car for my wife, and she liked it from the moment she test drove it. Our salesperson, Chris Mathis, was very helpful, friendly, professional and knowledgeable. Great service from everyone we had contact with.

If you’re looking for a vehicle, ask for Alex at Kia of Anchorage. My experience was exceptional from start to finish. Alex was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely cared about helping me find the right vehicle rather than simply making a sale. What I appreciated most was the no-pressure approach. Alex took the time to answer all of my questions, explain every step of the process, and make sure I was comfortable with my decision. His honesty, patience, and attention to detail made the entire car-buying experience smooth and stress-free. In an industry where great customer service can be hard to find, Alex truly stands out. He went above and beyond to ensure everything was handled professionally and efficiently, and I left feeling confident and valued as a customer. Thank you, Alex, for making this such a positive experience. I highly recommend Alex and Kia of Anchorage to anyone looking for outstanding service and a hassle-free car-buying experience.

The finance showed us numbers based on a different loan term. We asked questions, did the math and the warranty worked out to be $1400 based on the numbers. He agreed when we asked to confirm. Come to find out they charged $5400, and claimed they showed us numbers for a different loan term. Everything in the papers showed the term we agreed on, why tell us numbers on something entirely different. There were also mismatched things in the paperwork. The service department missed a broken oil dipstick tube, and I brought it back in to have them fix it. To their credit, they did fix it, but left a half a pack of cigarettes sitting on my engine block. Super unprofessional and unsafe. Needless to say, between finance and service, I will not be going here again. Richard the sales guy was the only saving grace of the entire ordeal.

Had a check engine light on a 2020 Kia with approximately 40,000 miles. I was able to get an appointment within a couple of weeks, and after turning over the vehicle it was inspected within a few hours. Employee interactions were pleasant. The woman at the front desk was delightful. The inspection report provided by text recommended several maintenance services, including a coolant flush, brake fluid flush, transmission fluid service, and injector cleaning. After reviewing the owner's manual, I could not find maintenance intervals supporting some of these recommendations at the vehicle's current mileage. The report also recommended thermostat replacement at a cost of nearly $700. I declined the repair as well as all the maintenance services and picked up the vehicle. The written invoice that I got stated that the "thermostat had been removed, tested, and found not to close all the way." After researching the repair, I purchased an OEM thermostat and replaced it myself. During disassembly, I did not observe any obvious signs that the thermostat area had recently been disturbed. The thermostat I removed was in the closed position at room temperature and appeared to operate normally when tested. I replaced it anyway because I had already purchased the new part and completed the work. My concern is the combination of maintenance recommendations that did not appear consistent with the owner's manual and the discrepancy between what was documented on the invoice and what I observed during the repair. Based on this experience, I would encourage customers to review recommended services carefully and ask questions before authorizing repairs.

My fiance just got a used vehicle a couple days ago and we haven't even drove it home. I suggested this business because they were able to help me out getting a better vehicle in the past. But now my fiance and I will never shop here in the future. We took it out on a test drive only in the parking lot because they couldn't figure out how to use their own gas cards and the tank was on E. (Red flag #1) But it drove and sounded just fine. So we finished paperwork, and got around the corner down the street and check engine light was flashing and turn signals didn't work along with rough idling. Come to find out they didn't even service the vehicle before selling. We took it back with them saying it'd be fixed in a day. 2 days later and now they say we have to wait 7-10 days, and that we got put on a waiting list! So not only do we need to wait a week or more after being told it'd be done in a day, we are now on a waiting list for them to even start fixing it! This is the lowest service I've ever experienced here. And as a long term customer I recommended this dealership and now I feel stupid. 1 star for sure. Update: it's been two weeks since my fiance has had his vehicle, the check engine light is on and had a recall scheduled to be fixed today. He gets there on time and they ordered the wrong part! And didn't even tell him or probably noticed till he got there. We live in Big lake and it takes a lot of our time and gas to drive to Anchorage, and today it was for nothing. This is ridiculous service. If only there was a rating lower than 1 star.