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The Kia Sportage is a sharp-looking family SUV that's spacious, stylish and excellent value for money. You can buy outright or part-exchange and we also offer PCP and HP Kia Sportage finance deals.

Finance representative example (Hire Purchase)

Total cash price £16,000. Borrowing £14,000 with a £2,000 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.


Fixed rate of interest per annum
6.18%
48 monthly payments
£363.77
Total amount payable
£19,470.96
Cost of credit
£3,470.96

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  1. Finance representative example (Hire Purchase)

    Total cash price £16,000. Borrowing £14,000 with a £2,000 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.


    Fixed rate of interest per annum
    6.18%
    48 monthly payments
    £363.77
    Total amount payable
    £19,470.96
    Cost of credit
    £3,470.96
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  3. Read more about 2015 used Kia Sportage 1.6 GDi EcoDynamics 2 2WD

    Kia Sportage

    1.6 GDi EcoDynamics 2 2WD

    • 67,416 miles
    • 2015 reg
    • Manual
    • Petrol

    £164/month HP

    £8,300

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  4. Read more about 2017 used Kia Sportage 1.7 CRDi 2

    Kia Sportage

    1.7 CRDi 2

    • 78,464 miles
    • 2017 reg
    • Manual
    • Diesel

    £194/month HP

    £9,450

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  5. Read more about 2019 used Kia Sportage 1.6 T-GDi 2 AWD

    Kia Sportage

    1.6 T-GDi 2 AWD

    • 54,250 miles
    • 2019 reg
    • Manual
    • Petrol

    £201/month PCP

    £13,300

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  6. Read more about 2016 used Kia Sportage 1.6 GDi 2

    Kia Sportage

    1.6 GDi 2

    • 52,596 miles
    • 2016 reg
    • Manual
    • Petrol

    £226/month HP

    £10,700

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  7. Read more about 2016 used Kia Sportage 2.0 CRDi GT-Line Auto AWD

    Kia Sportage

    2.0 CRDi GT-Line Auto AWD

    • 86,760 miles
    • 2016 reg
    • Automatic
    • Diesel

    £232/month HP

    £10,950

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  8. Read more about 2017 used Kia Sportage 1.7 CRDi 2

    Kia Sportage

    1.7 CRDi 2

    • 53,557 miles
    • 2017 reg
    • Manual
    • Diesel

    £262/month HP

    £12,100

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  9. Read more about 2018 used Kia Sportage 1.7 CRDi 3 DCT

    Kia Sportage

    1.7 CRDi 3 DCT

    • 24,624 miles
    • 2018 reg
    • Automatic
    • Diesel

    £263/month PCP

    £16,150

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  10. Read more about 2021 used Kia Sportage 1.6 CRDi MHEV GT-Line S DCT

    Kia Sportage

    1.6 CRDi MHEV GT-Line S DCT

    • 40,614 miles
    • 2021 reg
    • Automatic
    • Diesel

    £292/month PCP

    £18,500

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  11. Read more about 2022 used Kia Sportage 1.6 T-GDi GT-Line

    Kia Sportage

    1.6 T-GDi GT-Line

    • 43,929 miles
    • 2022 reg
    • Manual
    • Petrol

    £343/month PCP

    £21,100

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Thinking of getting a Kia Sportage?

Why buy the Kia Sportage?

The Kia Sportage is a very popular mid-size SUV, which means there are plenty to choose from. Its popularity is well-deserved, because it’s one of the most well-rounded, practical family cars you can get. An all-new version was introduced in 2021, which means you’ll find  lots of previous-generation models, many still covered by Kia’s seven-year manufacturer warranty.

Kia Sportage range and updates

We’re focusing here on two Kia Sportage models – the one that was on sale new from 2016 to 2021 and the latest model, which was introduced in 2021. They’re a similar size and shape overall but the newer version is a few millimetres longer, taller and wider and it has a more futuristic look inside and out.

The 2016-2021 Sportage had a lot of changes to its trim levels. From 2016 to 2017, the trim names started with ‘KX’, followed by a number from one to five (KX-1, KX-2, etc.). From 2017 to 2021, the ‘KX’ bit was dropped, leaving just a number from one to four (the higher the number, the more features included as standard).

The sporty-looking GT-Line and GT-Line S trims were also introduced in 2017. There are several special edition trims, including the JBL Black Edition, named for its premium JBL audio system. A 2019 refresh of the range tweaked the styling and upgraded some of the tech.

The newer 2021-onwards Sportage has five trim levels to choose from – in ascending order of equipment and cost when new these are: 2, GT-Line, 3, 4 and GT-Line S.

Kia Sportage tech and features

The 2016-2021 Sportage has a more premium feel than earlier models. While not to the level of Audi or Mercedes-Benz, the Kia’s interior materials are of a good quality and it’s very comfortable. The main features and infotainment system are controlled mainly by buttons and dials, which means they’re very easy to use and to understand. Some models feature Apple CarPlay and Android Auto so that you can connect your smartphone. Other available features include adaptive cruise control, parking sensors and a 360-degree camera system, depending on which model you go for.

The 2021-onwards Sportage has a much more hi-tech feel with large display screens and it has hardly any physical buttons. Once you understand the setup it’s fairly user-friendly, and it has sat nav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto across the whole range. Higher-spec models have a digital driver’s display in place of traditional dials, as well as heated, electrically adjustable front seats and a Harman/Kardon sound system.

Kia Sportage running costs and value

A range of diesel or petrol engines powered the 2016-2021 Sportage, and they’re reasonably efficient for a car of this type and size. The petrol models promise fuel economy of between 37mpg and 42mpg. The larger 2.0-litre diesels will give you between 44mpg and 48mpg, but the smaller, more-efficient diesels promise between 57mpg and 68mpg.

The newer model has a wider choice of power, with petrol, diesel, mild-hybrid, full-hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) options. Once again, the fuel economy for each is good, if not best-in-class. Non-hybrid petrol Sportages will give around 42mpg, while non-hybrid diesels offer 54mpg. Cars equipped with mild-hybrid systems boost those figures slightly, unless they have four-wheel drive, in which case the fuel economy drops.

Full-hybrid models will give up to 49mpg with front-wheel drive or 44mpg with four-wheel drive, according to official figures, while the PHEV model can, in theory, deliver up to 252mpg. However, as with all PHEVs, the real-world figure will depend on the length of your journeys and whether you keep the battery charged. The Sportage PHEV can manage up to 43 electric-only miles on a full charge.

Kia Sportage vs rivals

The Sportage is one of many mid-size SUVs, and the best all bring slightly different advantages. The Sportage is one of the best all-rounders – solid in all areas and with a seven-year warranty. Others to consider include the Hyundai Tucson, which has a bigger boot, and the Ford Kuga, which feels particularly engaging to drive. The Seat Ateca is also fun to drive, as is the Mazda CX-5.

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