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Should I keep my Kia Telluride?

Keeping a 4-year-old (2022) Kia Telluride at typical mileage costs about $6,297 a year: $2,125 in value it loses, $1,361 insurance, $1,800 fuel, $912 maintenance and repairs and $100 registration.

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What a Kia Telluride costs to keep, by year

Next 12 months for a paid-off car at 12,000 miles a year, average insurance costs, $3.30 gas. Click a year to run your own numbers in Keep or Switch.

YearValue todayCost to keep next yearValue lostMaintenance and repairsEfficiencyRepair complaints
2025$31,816$8,091$3,880$71821 MPGAbout average
2024$27,098$7,192$3,011$74421 MPGAbout average
2023$23,364$6,743$2,555$88422 MPGAbout average
2022$20,185$6,297$2,125$91222 MPGAbout average
2021$17,518$6,087$1,717$1,14722 MPGAbout average
2020$15,327$6,076$1,666$1,22222 MPGAbout average

Should you keep it?

Keeping vs replacing your Kia Telluride

A paid-off car is usually the cheapest car you can drive, even with repairs: a replacement starts losing value the day you buy it and comes with tax, fees and often a loan. Switching tends to pay only when repairs get large and frequent, or a much more efficient car cuts fuel costs enough. Keep or Switch compares your Kia Telluride against any replacement, including the costs of switching.

Questions

Common questions

How much does it cost to own a Kia Telluride per year?

For a 2022 model at typical mileage, about $6,297 a year in value lost, insurance, fuel, maintenance, repairs and registration, not counting any loan. Years in the table range from $6,076 to $8,091.

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