Used Kia Sportage Cars For Sale
The third generation of the stylish and highly practical Kia Sportage was introduced back in 2010, with a variety of enhancements being made to the fourth edition version. However, Kia decided that a refresh was needed on the arrival of competitors such as the Peugeot 3008. A variety of new trims came on to the market in 2019, offering improved performance and styling seemingly inspired by the Porsche KM. Take a look at the range of second-hand Kia Sportage models available from our trusted dealers.
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HP Representative Finance Example:
Cash Price £10,000.00 Deposit £1,000.00 Total Amount of Credit £9,000.00. 59 Payments of £209.89, with a Final Payment of £210.89, which includes an Optional Option to Purchase Fee of £1.00. Duration of Agreement is 60 Months. Total Amount Payable is £12,594.40. Total Cost of Credit £3,594.40. Annual Fixed Interest Rate of 5.19%. Representative APR 9.90%.
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FAQ
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How Much is a Kia Sportage?
You can expect to pay a minimum of £21,000 for a new Kia Sportage. However, the level of depreciation is such that you’re well advised to opt for a used-car bargain. Used Kia Sportage cars can cost as little as £3,000, depending on age, condition and mileage.
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What Insurance Group is the Kia Sportage in?
Kia Sportage models range from insurance groups 15 to 20; similar premiums are charged for the Mazda CX-5, Peugeot 3008, and Nissan Qashqui.
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What’s the Kia Sportage’s Average Service Cost?
You’re advised to arrange full Kia Sportage servicing every 12,000 miles or 12 months, depending on which comes first. Service prices can be expected to range from £150 to over £210 across the Sportage range.
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What’s the Kia Sportage’s Max Speed?
The installment of a seven-speed dual clutch gearbox and 4WD allows the 1.6L petrol Sportage to set the pace with a max speed of 125mph. A standard top speed of 112mph has been recorded across the diesel engine range.
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What’s the Kia Sportage’s mpg?
The flagship diesel engine Kia Sportage is kitted out with a 1.6L turbo diesel, which connects with a 48V power supply for electrical assistance on acceleration. This clever system allows for a reduced engine workload and enhanced fuel efficiency, with a return of 57.6mpg according to WLTP testing. However, the 1.6L petrol engine returns a relatively meagre 39.8mpg.