I would suggest sticking strictly to the official Kia manufacturer inventory site. Most third-party listings mix in dealer certified junk that isnt worth the paper its on. Finding a Kia Telluride S V6 2020 under 38k is gonna be tough with the current market premiums.

• Filter for manufacturer CPO only
• Cross-reference VINs on Carfax
• Check rural lots to skip Charlotte markups Be careful with those bait prices that hide massive reconditioning fees at the last second.

Re: "I would suggest sticking strictly to the official..." - honestly I have to disagree a bit there because in my experience those official portals are updated so slowly that the car is usually sold by the time you call. I've tried many of them over the years and it is just a recipe for heartbreak when you're looking for something specific like a Telluride. You think you found the one and then the salesman tells you it went three days ago. I remember when I was prepping for our big family trip out to the mountains last fall, I was obsessed with checking every single bolt on our old car. I'm a bit of a safety nut so I spent weeks making sure everything was perfect for the kids. We actually ended up focusing so much on the mechanical stuff that we completely forgot to pack the actual camping gear properly. My wife was so mad because we got all the way to the campsite near Gatlinburg and realized we left the tent poles sitting right on the garage floor.

• had to sleep cramped in the back seat
• my back was sore for a week
• rained the whole night anyway We ended up just driving around the next morning looking for a motel that wasnt booked solid, which is basically impossible that time of year. We finally found this tiny place that smelled like mothballs and had a neon sign that buzzed so loud I couldnt sleep. It was definitely an adventure tho, even if it wasnt the one we planned. Anyway lol, sorry kinda went off topic there.