I'm not offended by your posts. I just really dislike Kia salesmen because the ones I've met are always clueless about the products they sell. It's not a personal dislike, it's a professional one. Kia salesmen need to take their jobs more seriously and spend some time learning about their products - it is, after all their job.
Imagine someone is on a house hunt and their realtor doesn't know how many bedrooms a house they're viewing has so they just make something up in hopes that the buyer won't know any better. That's bad business. I've had quite a few experiences with Kia salesmen trying to sell me a dream by making up random shit, completely oblivious that they were talking to someone who knows how to research a product. But that's how Kia salesmen do their jobs - they say whatever they think will put a butt in a
seat, with no regard for the truth.
That will never happen. When I don't know something I just say "I don't know" or maybe "standby while I find out for you." I don't pretend to have knowledge to impart onto others and cross my fingers that they won't realize I don't know what I'm talking about.
A few years back I spent 3 years on recruiting duty for the Marine Corps - I was essentially a salesman, my product was military service. I know a little bit about selling a product and the best way to avoid embarrassing situations where someone asks a question and you give an erroneous answer is to dive head first into whatever you're selling and if you don't have an answer be honest and explain that you'll find out and let em know. Kia salesmen remind me of the Army recruiters that worked next door to us. They were just straight up liars who would tell applicants any manner of bullshit to try to convince them to sign on the dotted line.
It's cool that you want to help, but I think your time here would be better spent absorbing information instead of providing it. That intro post should have said "hey y'all, I'm new to Stingers and looking forward to learning from you all so I can use that knowledge to help me in my job as a Kia salesman" not "I own a GT4.5 and I'm here to teach y'all tips and tricks."
I won't say anything else on the matter because I have a bad habit of ruining threads. Go ahead and reply, I'll read your thoughts and give you a courtesy thumbs up to let you know it's been received.
Good luck.