
It's been said the only people who can change the world are those who want to. Well, we want to. That's why we are exploring more fuel-efficient options and technologies with our vehicles. But we haven't stopped there. We want to do more — a lot more.
Over the next few years, we will be investing 40 million dollars into initiatives that will help reduce up to 8 million metric tons² of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. That's like planting a forest the size of Yellowstone³. And what do we call this initiative? We call it a start.
We wanted to do our part to help the environment. And help local communities too. We're pleased to say we're doing both. Every carbon-reducing project we invest in will be based in the United States, and each will be focused in one of three areas: renewable energy, energy efficiency programs and planting trees.
Progress is already underway, but there's a lot more to come. We estimate it will take up to five years to achieve our initial goal, and we are working to find the right projects to help us do it. Ones that will make a lasting difference in communities around the country.
Check out the What We're Doing tab to learn more about specific programs we're investing in, get your questions about the initiative answered and learn ways in which you can join us and how you can reduce your carbon footprint too. Also, visit Bonneville Environmental Foundation (b-e-f.org), the nonprofit organization helping with our investments. Once you learn more about their mission, you'll get a great sense of the good we can all do.
After all, we haven't inherited this planet from our parents — we're borrowing it from our children.
Jan 6,2011
The entire car buying experience is never fun, but buying from the Kia Store was a breath of fresh air. Its no secret that used cars lots are not for the weak minded. Nobody in their right mind would send their grandmother to a used car lot alone with her checkbook to buy a car. That is just the reputations used car lots have. The Kia Store is making a very strong push to break through that stereotype. Besides giving me the car for free, they could not have done much more for me. Throw away everything you know about buying a used car, the heckling, the buy now attitude, the hostage like negotiations with the dreaded sales managers in their Ivory tower on the other side of the room. Everything! When I was at the Kia Store it was more like going to any retail store, and just getting help from an employee. I wouldn't be surprised if the salesmen didn't even get commission. My salesmen's only care seemed to be if I got good service or not. Good Louisville used cars lots are not easy to come across. I consider myself very lucky to have found such an easy going trustworthy dealership. I will be recommending it to all my friends.
Nov 27,2012
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