Used Kia Stonic cars for sale
A small SUV based on the Kia Rio, with a higher seat, a bigger boot and the same low running costs. The 1.0 turbo petrol is the one to have, and Kia's seven-year warranty may still be running.
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Total cash price £17,489.00. Borrowing £14,989.00 with a £2,500.00 deposit at a representative APR of 10.9%
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The Kia Stonic is a small SUV that gives you a raised driving position and a practical boot in a car that is as easy to run as a supermini. Every used Kia Stonic at Carsa has passed our mechanical and cosmetic checks and comes with a 90-day warranty. Finance is available on every car, and the representative example on this page shows the current rate.
What it's like to live with
The Stonic is easy to park, comfortable on a longer run and simple to live with. The boot is a useful size for a small car, the touchscreen supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on all but the very earliest cars, and the cabin is well put together. Insurance groups are low and fuel economy is good.
Engines and versions to look for
Nearly all used Stonics have a 1.0 turbo petrol engine. From 2020 it gained mild-hybrid help, which smooths out stop-start driving and improves economy a little. Most are manual, but an automatic was offered and works well around town. Kia's seven-year, 100,000-mile warranty from new passes to later owners.
Which version should I buy?
The 2 trim has everything most people need, including the touchscreen, cruise control and a reversing camera. GT-Line and GT-Line S add a sportier look, bigger wheels and, on the S, heated seats and a full set of driver aids.
Is the Kia Stonic reliable?
Yes. The Stonic uses the same engines as the Kia Rio and Hyundai i20 and has a good record in owner surveys. Kia's seven-year warranty from new passes to later owners as long as the car has been serviced on time, so check the book. That warranty takes a lot of the risk out of buying used.
What is the difference between a Kia Stonic and a Kia Rio?
The Stonic is the small SUV version of the Rio hatchback. It shares the same engines and much of the cabin but sits higher, has a slightly bigger boot and a more rugged look. It costs a little more to buy and uses fractionally more fuel. If you want the raised seat and the SUV style, the Stonic is the one.
Is the Kia Stonic good for a new driver?
Yes, it is a sensible first car. Insurance groups are low, the 1.0 engine is cheap to fuel and tax, and the raised seat gives good visibility for parking. Most versions have automatic emergency braking and a reversing camera. The remaining Kia warranty is a bonus for anyone on a tight budget.
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