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Kia Sportage (2010 - 2016)

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reviewed by Anonymous on 11 November 2018
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reviewed by Anonymous on 14 June 2018
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reviewed by Jonathan Pickard on 3 June 2018
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reviewed by john. on 17 June 2016
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reviewed by lawnmower on 5 November 2015
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reviewed by lawnmower on 24 August 2015
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reviewed by Anonymous on 27 May 2014
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reviewed by Scottie Boy on 6 April 2014
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reviewed by philwelk on 23 January 2014
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reviewed by Paul Wren on 12 September 2013
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reviewed by Torqueback on 14 August 2013
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reviewed by Anonymous on 6 February 2013
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reviewed by matt748 on 10 November 2012
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reviewed by pgw2811 on 17 August 2012
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reviewed by disgruntled on 3 April 2011
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First Edition

reviewed by BobbyNog on 15 November 2010
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Overall rating
5
How it drives
4
Fuel economy
5
Tax/Insurance/Warranty costs
5
Cost of maintenance and repairs
5
Experience at the dealership
5
How practical it is
4
How you rate the manufacturer
5
Overall reliability

My Sportage FE is the dog's whatsits

This is my first all-wheel drive vehicle and I'm yet to discover what it's like when the going gets really slippery although it made easy work of a muddy incline I tackled the other day. Clearly looks are a matter of taste and I love it's bulldog stance (it has a prettier face). It's the first SUV car I've seen without that popemobile glazing thing going on. The Range Rover Evoque has a similar window line. I'm not kidding myself it's one of these either. None the less I'm more than impressed with the spec level. The reversing camera is actually invaluable and not just a gimmick. I've got heated seats front and rear, they're quickly becoming one of those accessories you wonder how you ever got by without in the past (very relaxing). To keep this brief the car drives well on our moonscape road surfaces, reassuringly surefooted. It does have some imperfections and the cabin might not be Germanic in quality. You pay for what you get. Yes the doors don't shut as easily as you might expect. I just close them with a slight push (does the trick) Not as many cubby holes as other cars I've owned, but hey this just encourages you to hoard less junk. Economy, I've done just over 1300 miles. I'm getting about 37mpg with short journeys and motorway driving on several occasion returned 42mpg at about 75mph. Still not managing the 47 claimed by Kia. Not too bad considering the size of vehicle. So if you want value for money, a mega warrantee and you can manage to put badge snobbery to one side the new Sportage is the dog's b..... (btw I'm not connected to motor industry in any way).

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reviewed by bigmeg on 22 October 2010
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reviewed by Natie2010 on 12 October 2010
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reviewed by jimmyhoops on 12 August 2010

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About this car

Price£17,465–£29,510
Road TaxE–J
MPG34.4–55.4 mpg
Real MPG80.2%

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