Let’s compare it to something we all know: the trusty Honda Accord. The Accord is about 196 inches too. That’s right – the Telluride is essentially the same length as a sedan, just standing on its tippy toes. It’s a magic trick of automotive engineering.
So when you’re squeezing past your husband’s truck or avoiding Mrs. Gable’s prize-winning rose bushes, you won’t feel like you’re piloting a cruise ship. It drives like a big, comfy car, not a monster truck. You’ll still have to be careful, but you won’t need to hire a spotter.
The "Can I Still Fit In The Garage?" Test
Picture this: it’s a rainy Tuesday. You’re tired. The last thing you want is to play Tetris with a 4,000-pound vehicle to keep it out of the rain. Here’s the good news: most standard two-car garages are 20 feet deep.
That means you have about 3.5 feet of extra space behind the Telluride. That’s enough room for your snow shovels, your kid’s bike, and that one box of Christmas decorations you keep meaning to sort through. You won’t even have to fold the side mirrors to get past it.
Kia Telluride update: If Korea builds it, it will come (to Australia
