Kia Sportage Owner Tired Of Thefts Returns Car To Dealer

Kia Sportage Owner Tired Of Thefts Returns Car To Dealer

Kia Sportage Owner Tired Of Thefts Returns Car To Dealer

A Kia Sportage owner returned his SUV to the dealership after experiencing four theft incidents. In other news, tuning firm Irmscher has introduced a unique police-themed Volkswagen ID. Buzz.

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Kia Sportage Owner Tired Of Thefts Returns Car To Dealer

Behrouz Alimoradi, a Kia Sportage owner, decided to take a drastic step after his vehicle was stolen in Federal Way. Fox 13 News reported that his frustration increased when he discovered all the windows of his car were smashed upon its recovery. After dealing with four separate incidents involving the same vehicle in just two years, and spending thousands of dollars on repairs, Alimoradi reached his breaking point.

In response, he returned the stolen and damaged Kia to the dealership where he originally purchased it and opted to make a four-hour journey back home on foot. An employee from the dealership declined to comment, citing legal constraints preventing them from discussing the situation. (Fox 13 News)

Irmscher Unveils Police-Themed Volkswagen ID. Buzz

The Tune it! Safe! initiative is showcasing a unique police-themed van in collaboration with a renowned tuning company at the start of the Essen Motor Show. The Volkswagen ID. Buzz from the gallery below is equipped with Hankook tires and an exclusive tuning package from Irmscher. The safety initiative emphasizes roadworthy and compliant automobile tuning.

The Irmscher ID.Buzz police edition features a specially designed front apron with an Irmscher front spoiler lip to enhance the vehicle’s character. Integrated side skirts, a rear apron attachment, and an aerodynamic roof spoiler contribute to a more dynamic appearance. The electric bus sits on a lowered suspension and striking Irmscher wheels in Hydra-Star design.