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I'm considering a March 2017 2 litre diesel GT-Line S 4wd automatic to replace my Skoda Superb estate.
It's done less than 30k miles, and is at my local Kia dealer.
I've been looking for something a bit smaller than the Superb, with a reasonable turn of speed and a higher driving position.
I had a VW 3 litre V6 Touareg before the Skoda. Great car, but way too wide for the back roads where I live. Hopefully the Sportage will be a good compromise of price, comfort, size and performance.
There's a couple of reasons why I'm thinking about a Kia:
I've been very happy with my other car, which is a 2019 Picanto GT-Line S turbo.
The 7 year warranty.
When I bought my Picanto (as a 6 week old demonstrator), the salesman said that the 7 year warranty covered everything except the battery and the audio equipment, and wear and tear/consumables. Presumably this is correct, and I will get the remaining 3 years of warranty on a 4 year old Sportage?
Is there anything I should look out for when I view/drive the Sportage?
It's done less than 30k miles, and is at my local Kia dealer.
I've been looking for something a bit smaller than the Superb, with a reasonable turn of speed and a higher driving position.
I had a VW 3 litre V6 Touareg before the Skoda. Great car, but way too wide for the back roads where I live. Hopefully the Sportage will be a good compromise of price, comfort, size and performance.
There's a couple of reasons why I'm thinking about a Kia:
I've been very happy with my other car, which is a 2019 Picanto GT-Line S turbo.
The 7 year warranty.
When I bought my Picanto (as a 6 week old demonstrator), the salesman said that the 7 year warranty covered everything except the battery and the audio equipment, and wear and tear/consumables. Presumably this is correct, and I will get the remaining 3 years of warranty on a 4 year old Sportage?
Is there anything I should look out for when I view/drive the Sportage?