While there were no nationwide "Buy One, Get One Free" (BOGO) offers directly from Kia Motors in 2015, this famous promotional tactic has deep roots in the brand's history and has occasionally resurfaced through individual dealerships. The Original Kia BOGO Deal
When dealerships run these rare promotions, they usually come with specific terms: kia buy one get one free 2015
In 2015, Kia focused on high-value incentives rather than giving away cars. Major promotions that year included: While there were no nationwide "Buy One, Get
: The "Get One Free" car is typically a base-model subcompact, like the 2015 Kia Rio , which at the time started under $15,000. : The "Buy One" car is usually sold
: The "Buy One" car is usually sold at the full manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) with no other discounts.
: In certain markets like Russia, Kia offered significant savings (up to 170,000 rubles) on the 2015 Kia Sportage and cee'd through trade-in bonuses and finance discounts.
: Customers often have to forgo other cash rebates or low-interest financing to qualify.