There aren't really many exceptions on the Kia warranty - 2 years on the battery, 3 years on the audio equipment, and wear and tear parts like wiper blades and clutch plates.

Different in Germany but having read the Dacia 5 and 7 year exceptions its not really a warranty at all,are cars not covered in the UK under SOGA.

I think the devil is in the detail and each manufacturer can wriggle on what is fair wear and tear. My Santa Fe has 5 years, 100,000 miles but only 60,000 miles on items such as the shocks which for my 7 seat self leveller is £2000 plus fitting.Subaru exclude the clutch plate in all their primary blurb which sort of suggests everything else is covered.

Recent Hyundai's are unlimited mileage for 5 years - but the specific item limits still apply.

VAG have some of the shortest coverage for what they call wear and tear items -

"Items where the lifetime of the component is or can be influenced by driving style and external factors will only be considered under the terms of the warranty for a period of six months or 6,500 miles (whichever is soonest).Beyond that limit, the defects must be classified as wear and tear and will not be covered by the Volkswagen warranty.

Components subject to wear and tear include, but are not limited to:
Brake linings and disc pads
Clutch release bearings
Clutch pressure plates and centre plates
Tyres
Wiper blades (wiper rubbers have no warranty owing to their conditions of use)
Seat and backrest covers
Floor coverings
Spark plugs
Batteries for key fobs and alarms
Light bulbs
Shock Absorbers"