Sudden acceleration from fully stopped position....

Take it to a KIA dealership IMMEDIATELY before you hurt yourself or somebody else! It's still under warranty.

Agree, with transam ,toyota,s have killed people doing the same thing,don,t drive it for your safety and other,s,have it towed to the dealer.

You were lucky that were able to control the car. Mine was completely out of control, I can only say that I am lucky I did not kill anyone, but did injure one person. Sudden Unintended Acceleration is real, it happened to me in 2005. I had purchased a brand new 2004 ES 330 Lexus while sitting at the red light my car took off like a rocket going through the red light. By the time I realized what was happening my car was going over 100 miles an hour and I realized that I did not have brake and I could hear the accelerator revving. All I was able to do hold on to the wheel trying to avoid hitting anyone. All I could think that my car was going to kill people. I was so fortunate that no one was kill and what eventually happen I end up on the other side of the street hitting a SUV head on totaling both cars. The dashboard fell on my legs and crushed both legs severely. The SUV driver had some minor damages. As the result of my Lexus suddenly accelerating, I have had 24 surgeries and more in future. My left leg will have to be amputated above the knee since surgery can not do any good anymore and my right ankle will have to be fused since I am in sever pain. I hope Toyota stops the lies and fix those cars rather than blaming the elderly drivers. Azar Hadi Brannan

Fill a complain with NHSTA first, not that they are any helpful, but you should do that just in case more sudden unintended acceleration happens to others. It seems to me that NHSTA places the blame on victims and protects the auto industry.