2026 Kia K5 LXS

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3785 Speedway Dr, Findlay, OH, 45840

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““Serious concerns about paperwork and signatures – documentation included.” My experience with Taylor Kia of Findlay has been extremely distressing and is still ongoing. My husband and I are both permanently disabled. I live with autism and PTSD, which makes high-pressure environments very difficult for me. Despite clearly stating multiple times that we could not afford and did not want to take out a loan, we left the dealership in a situation where a loan had been created in our name. Several serious issues occurred during this process that I am now disputing. • Documents containing my signature that I did not sign. One document shows a computer timestamp of 5:07 PM on Dec 18, 2025 and contains my signature. However, our home security camera shows my husband arriving to pick me up at our home, and we did not pull away until 6:04 PM. The dealership is approximately 1.3 miles away. This timeline raises serious questions about how that document was completed. • Repeated or identical signatures across multiple documents. Several signatures appear identical and do not match how I am physically able to sign my name today due to medical limitations. • High-pressure sales environment. At one point I raised my voice after repeatedly explaining that we could not afford the vehicle and did not want financing. • Significant financial discrepancy. Vehicle valuation sources such as Kelley Blue Book show a large difference between estimated vehicle value and the loan amount currently listed in my Capital One account. Because of these concerns, I have begun filing complaints and requesting assistance from several organizations, including: the Ohio Attorney General Disability Rights Ohio the Autism Society I am also preparing documentation to present to law enforcement regarding the disputed signatures. This situation has caused extreme financial and emotional stress for our household. I am sharing this experience so that other consumers—especially disabled consumers—can be aware ”