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Kia Xceed Hatchback 1.5T GDi ISG 2 5dr
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Posted 11 August 2023

Kia Xceed Hatchback 1.5T GDi ISG 2 5dr

£20,937
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Kia Xceed Hatchback 1.5T GDi ISG 2 5dr sports a number of great features and technical specs.

This includes a fuel economy of 57MPG combined and 137g/km CO2 emissions from the cylinder, 1482 CC engine with a 6 speed gear box. This produces 158 BHP with a top speed of 129 MPH and a 0 to 62 time of 8.7 seconds. The car fits into insurance group 17E.



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  1. scotthugh3s's avatar
    I had one of these on hire quite recently, although it was the 1.0 T-GDi version. Nice drive but not easy to get into with the low roof/raised seat and the notification system can be really annoying. Such as when you turn the key to activate ignition, if you're not wearing your seatbelt at that point you'll get a repeated and annoying warning tone. The collision warning system also goes off way too rapidly, such as in ordinary traffic at a safe distance. Lane assist will cause your steering wheel to vibrate a lot on country roads unless you manually switch it off and the TPMS system is known to be faulty. The TPMS light came on constantly on the one I had even though there was no change in the pressures. Read up on it and a common problem apparently. Again, annoying, especially as the warning for it blocks the screen from all the drive info that would be otherwise displayed on it. You have to be stationary to cancel it and when you do, it'll just come back on 3 minutes or so later.
    ezzer72's avatar
    Kia dealer of over 12 years here - genuinely not aware of any common TPMS issues.
  2. Claybuster's avatar
    £18859.85 in solid paint (red)on drive the deal
    sajidtg's avatar
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    I think that's PCP deal (also not allowed to post)
  3. ronniefront's avatar
    Solid Paint colour is horrendous.

    stakeholder's avatar
    I like the yellow
  4. TheVoice's avatar
    Just in case you're used to D meaning Diesel, GDI is what KIA call their petrol engines.
    ezzer72's avatar
    Just for clarification, D rarely stands for diesel

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    In this instance, GDI is an acronym for Gasoline Direct Injection.
  5. RickyWong's avatar
    For 6k more you get the MG4 which will save you money overall and a bigger car than this?
    reckoning's avatar
    Save it how?

    An EV should be costing you about a 3rd on fuel compared to petrol/diesel, but costs can spiral with insurance.

    Average mileage is around 7000miles per year for the UK, costing £1100 on petrol, £350 on electric.

    It would take you 8.5 years to recoup £6000. (edited)
  6. FieldMarshal's avatar
    With cars, MPG figures are just untrue even with near perfect driving conditions. Also PCP just not the way right now. And besides it is Kia, it will be worth nearly half the current screen price in 2 years due to depreciation.
    Joe90_guy's avatar
    I recently watched this on YouTube. It's a fuel efficiency test of the Kia Niro in its MHEV, PIHV & pure EV forms. The guys at WhatCar compare the cars on a long 70 mph motorway run & a short but slow jaunt through central London.

    I'm only putting this up because the basic Kia Niro, with it's 1.6 GDI engine averaged 56.3 mpg on the motorway & 57.7 mpg through central London. These numbers are within a spit & a gob of what Kia claim for this Xceed.

    After doing a bit of number crunching, I concluded that the cheapest Niro made the most economic sense. Any fuel savings you get from the EV are swamped by the extra depreciation you would incur from the £8.5k price premium. Put another way, £8.5k buys you 74,000 miles worth of petrol!

    Anyways, here's the link...

    (edited)
  7. highdon's avatar
    That's a really good deal and very good looking car. Kia has come a long way in terms of exterior design.
    john_n3MU's avatar
    Beauty is more than skin deep.................
  8. thesinstar's avatar
    I recently got an 11k mile one from cazoo for just under 14k and have been blown away. For the same money other dealers could only point me to similarly used Vauxhall corsas, various Dacia and Hyundai i20s. The spec and general quality of the vehicle seems very good considering the price and what you can get similarly in the low mileage range.

    Just note that the silver colour shown in the pictures on cazoo is much darker in real life, it’s more a shiny grey than a straight silver. I personally was happy with this but some may not be.

    14k was also my max budget and it seems like cars have just risen in cost so much from when I got my last car, there not that much choice unless your getting into the 20k range.
  9. NakedNozza's avatar
    We ordered this car in 1.5T GT Line trim about 3 months ago via Drive the Deal
    We paid extra for the Red premium colour, which annoyingly is now standard colour. This was approximately £21500 all in. Obviously can't comment on ownership, but was very impressed on test drive with local dealer.
    kris1234's avatar
    you will be happy kia owner . much better than any vw car for much less money.
  10. kris1234's avatar
    very nice car. Green and Gt-line .
  11. crazyp's avatar
    Is anyone aware of any nice deals on small cars with a decent engine and auto gearbox?

    (decent as in reasonable HP and not taking 17-18s to 60)
  12. BlackAdam's avatar
    This or VW Tiago?
    kris1234's avatar
    Vw Tiago will be much more expensive .
  13. mreriksen's avatar
    This on Mazda 3?
    BlackAdam's avatar
    Is it also a coupe?
  14. Codify's avatar
    Really good price, although wish there would be some deals for the higher level trims. With this base '2' spec you are missing out on basic features like heated seats and parking sensors that would come as standard on similar priced cars
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