Don Franklin Somerset Kia offers a wide range of new and used Kia vehicles. Here's a list of some of the Kia models you might find at their dealership, though availability may vary:

1. Kia Telluride: A mid-size SUV, perfect for families that need plenty of space for passengers and cargo.

2. Kia Sorento: An SUV that provides spacious interiors and advanced safety features.

3. Kia Sportage: A compact SUV that is roomy, comfortable and perfect for city driving.

4. Kia Soul: A compact car with a unique look, fuel efficiency and advanced technology

5. Kia Sedona: A minivan designed especially for the comfort and safety of the entire family.

6. Kia Optima: A mid-size sedan offering comfortable accommodation for five in a spacious and posh cabin.

7. Kia Forte: A compact car that has a high fuel efficiency rating.

8. Kia Rio: A subcompact car that is less expensive but still has several amenities.

9. Kia Niro: A compact crossover with hybrid and plug-in hybrid options.

They also offer certified pre-owned Kia vehicles, which have passed a thorough inspection. You should check their website or contact them directly for information about the specific vehicles they currently have in stock.

Yes, too much oil can be harmful to the engine. Overfilling with oil can cause the oil to foam, reducing its ability to lubricate and can lead to increased pressure in the crankcase. This can lead to oil leaks, engine damage, or even a potential engine failure. Moreover, it may also contribute to harmful emissions.

Yes, electric vehicles are generally better for the environment than those powered by gasoline or diesel fuel. Electric vehicles produce zero tailpipe emissions, reducing air pollution significantly. They also tend to be more energy-efficient than conventional vehicles.

Furthermore, as the electricity grid becomes cleaner with a greater proportion of renewable energy, the environmental benefits of electric vehicles will increase further. However, the process of manufacturing electric vehicles, especially their batteries, can have significant environmental impacts, so it is important to also focus on improving manufacturing processes and recycling of batteries.

Not changing the engine air filter can lead to multiple problems. Primarily, a clogged filter restricts airflow to the engine, reducing its efficiency and power. This inefficiency means the engine must work harder, potentially leading to higher fuel consumption and reduced performance. Over time, excessive dirt and debris can also enter the engine, exacerbating wear and tear on its components. This might result in more frequent repairs and a shorter engine lifespan. Additionally, a dirty air filter can impact emissions, contributing to environmental pollution. Regularly replacing the engine air filter, according to manufacturer's recommendations, is a relatively inexpensive maintenance task that can prevent these issues, ensuring optimal engine performance and longevity.

Saab cars were originally manufactured by Saab Automobile in Sweden. However. the company went bankrupt in 2012. As of now. the Sino-Swedish investment group National Electric Vehicle Sweden Owned NEVS owns the Saab brand. but it hasn't yet released any Saab-branded vehicles.