Used Kia cars for sale

Award-winning design and long warranties, with flexible finance and a 90-day Carsa warranty.

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Total cash price £17,489.00. Borrowing £15,489.00 with a £2,000.00 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%

Fixed interest rate / annum
6.19%
Total amount payable
£23,374.66
Optional final payment
£9,690.00
Excess mileage charge
8p /mile
48 monthly payments
£243.43
Total amount payable
£5,885.66
Annual mileage limit
6,000

FAQs about Kias

Are Kias reliable?

Yes, Kias have built a strong reliability reputation over the last decade and regularly score well in owner satisfaction surveys like What Car? and Auto Express. The brand's confidence shows in its famous 7-year/100,000-mile warranty, which is well above the industry norm. Newer models in particular feel solidly built and tend to need little beyond routine servicing. Like any car, history and condition matter more than badge.

Are Kias expensive to maintain?

No, Kias are generally affordable to maintain and sit below premium German brands on running costs. Servicing at an independent specialist typically runs £150–£250 for an interim and £250–£400 for a major, and parts are widely available. Cars still inside the original 7-year warranty are especially cheap to own because most major repairs are covered. Hybrids and EVs need less brake and fluid work than petrol equivalents.

What's the best used Kia to buy?

It depends on what you need, but the Sportage is the all-rounder most families land on — roomy, well-equipped and easy to live with. If you want lower running costs, the Niro is hard to beat thanks to its hybrid and electric options. For drivers ready to go fully electric, the EV6 is genuinely impressive. The Picanto remains the smartest pick for cheap city motoring.

Do Kias hold their value?

Kias hold their value reasonably well, helped largely by the transferable 7-year warranty, which keeps them appealing on the used market right up to the seven-year mark. Sportage and Niro are the strongest performers, while the EV6 has held up better than many rival electric cars. Depreciation is steepest in the first two to three years, so buying a lightly used example is usually the smartest financial move.

What should I check when buying a used Kia?

Check whether any of the original 7-year warranty is still running — it transfers between owners and can be a huge bonus. Look for a full service history, ideally stamped at the right intervals, since missing services can void that warranty. On hybrids and EVs, ask about battery health and any software updates. Test all the electronics, check tyre wear evenly, and make sure the infotainment and reversing camera work properly.

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