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I see it everyday. Its usually older to middle aged women that are buying them and paying that much. They knew their demo when they brought out those hamsters.There’s no way I’m paying $60k for a Kia, let alone $80k for the V9. Kia/Hyundai have serious issues and their cars depreciate too quickly to justify that kind of investment. The only real advantage they offer is the 10-year warranty, and that’s clearly necessary. That said, some of their models do have appealing designs and are packed with technology, which likely appeals to younger buyers.