Test drive any new Kia by March 31 for a $25 visa gift card

Quote from wineaux : Careful indeed! I believe this just turned into a HUGE YMMV deal, as I think the link in the OP is the original recipients email link which includes his unique Personal Promotion Code. So everyone who has signed up via that link has done so under a single, unique code with addresses all across the country. If you read the terms at the very bottom of the OP's post, it talks about a unique code from a mailer being required in order to qualify. I believe that not only will everyone else who signed up using that same code, but the original recipient of that code as well, are going to have their test drive forms invalidated for breaking the terms of agreement. Good luck. I'm off to check emails for this offer as I've received them via email direct from Kia in the past.

Just go to the link directly from the Kia website. The banner is on the bottom right of the page. Links directly to the same website URL.

Quote from wineaux : Careful indeed! I believe this just turned into a HUGE YMMV deal, as I think the link in the OP is the original recipients email link which includes his unique Personal Promotion Code. So everyone who has signed up via that link has done so under a single, unique code with addresses all across the country. If you read the terms at the very bottom of the OP's post, it talks about a unique code from a mailer being required in order to qualify. I believe that not only will everyone else who signed up using that same code, but the original recipient of that code as well, are going to have their test drive forms invalidated for breaking the terms of agreement. Good luck. I'm off to check emails for this offer as I've received them via email direct from Kia in the past.

The link in my original post was simply 'http://www.thekiaoffer.com/BigGame/'. I'm not sure why it sometimes redirects to kia.com, but as I also stated, you can go to kia.com and just click on the banner near the bottom of the page that is advertising this deal (or copy/paste into your browser). I never received any code or reference to this offer of any sort. I was actually looking at a used Kia online and saw it mentioned a 5 yr/60,000 warranty, so i went to kia.com to try to find more details about their factory warranty's. While there I saw the ad for this promotion. I think the 'Personal Customer Code' listed on your form after you submit your info is just a randomly generated number, maybe to try to discourage people from making 10 copies and doing this 10 different times. I'm not sure what's going on with those who've had other people's random info popping up on their forms.

no, its a simple deal you go to rio.com, click on the ad box for $25 visa card, fill in info, print certificate, go to dealership, show cert and DL, test drive, have them sign and fill out dealer code, mail in certificate, wait 6 weeks, get giftcard.
Unless you check the box they will send you advertising.
I have done a few of these in the past. I tell em I'm here for the giftcard and some just fill out the form without making me drive, some want to make full pitch even though its a waste of both our time. Either way I always wound up getting the card. It does say limited to first 10,000 so once you get the form filled out send it in quickly.

Quote from edw : Just click the banner ad on the kia website No need to freak everyone out I've done it the last two years, no problem, my kia dealer is less than a mile away. Never have taken a test drive , just get it filled out and mail it

You mean get it filled out from a dealer or just on your own by using some name of a salesperson and mail it all by yourself?

Thanks OP!

Quote from wineaux : Careful indeed! I believe this just turned into a HUGE YMMV deal, as I think the link in the OP is the original recipients email link which includes his unique Personal Promotion Code. So everyone who has signed up via that link has done so under a single, unique code with addresses all across the country. If you read the terms at the very bottom of the OP's post, it talks about a unique code from a mailer being required in order to qualify. I believe that not only will everyone else who signed up using that same code, but the original recipient of that code as well, are going to have their test drive forms invalidated for breaking the terms of agreement. Good luck. I'm off to check emails for this offer as I've received them via email direct from Kia in the past.

If you go to www.kia.com the offer is in the lower right hand corner, so do not think that is the case. I was able to print one for myself and one on another puter for hubby and they both have different codes

Quote from RaytheonLiszt : Thanks OP! I wanted to try the Optima anyways. No, you just walk in and ask to test drive the car you want...no credit check. That comes when you buy the car!

Thanks OP.. I will try my hands ..Let's see

Quote from CateyeRR : Who has time to drive to a dealer, test drive, put up with all the salesman BS, and drive home all for $25? I'd spend at least $10 in gas just getting to and fro.

Hardcore SD'ers will do just about anything for a buck.

Quote from sablenbagles : Hardcore SD'ers will do just about anything for a buck.

i'd do it for 100 bucks or more but defitenely not $25 UNLESS I was nearby ( on the way)

Quote from iBoo : i'd do it for 100 bucks or more but defitenely not $25 UNLESS I was nearby ( on the way)

Oh come on, $25 pays for a nice dinner. Totally worth it. The salesman don't even care half the time.

Quote from stlcards11 : Fill out the short form at this link and print your certificate. Name, address, and email are required. Also, be sure to check 'I do not wish to receive any information about Kia’s products and special offers' if you do not wish to receive them. http://www.thekiaoffer.com/BigGame/

Thanks for sharing OP!

Go Cards and Blues!

Awesome, Kia is five minutes from my house. Thanks OP. Repped. Seriously considering buying the Optima because of Kia's last promo.

thanks OP, will test drive the Optima

Quote from jferryall : Thanks! Although I just purchased a Kia a couple days ago. Wonder if I can go back and just have them sign it since I went on two test drives.

I'm pretty sure, just call the guy you bought it from lol. If he's like no, then he's screwing himself

Offer is limited to the first 10,000 completed certificates received or while supplies last.
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Looks like I cannot get it if I do not go right now. Only if I can.