The 2019 Kia RIO came in the following variants
and we’ve recorded 1296 prices that people paid when buying new. The biggest discount
achieved in 2019 on a new Kia RIO was
about $3,253 or 11.65% off. If you’re trying to sell and would like to
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New year, new beginning. In 2019 the Kia Rio is served up in a new guise. With technology and amenity upgrades in this new generation model, not to mention Kia’s seven year warranty provision, it’s now an even more persuasive option for those eyeing a budget hatch. Even with the low price tag, you will find the likes of hill-start assistance, auto headlights, parking sensors and reversing camera in every variant. Drop a little more coin and there’s advanced safety components on offer, plus a swish looking makeover. At the top end, the GT-Line brings more performance to the table with its turbocharged motor and tuned suspension. Inside each version there are neat and convenient touches throughout, from the dash to the seats, and even in the rear with clever storage compartments. The 2019 Kia Rio also delivers increased cargo space in the boot, plus more satisfying levels of head and leg room in the rear. Looking and feeling fresh after its new year upgrade, the Kia Rio makes for a good alternative to the likes of the Suzuki Swift and Hyundai Accent.
Finding the right car for the urban lifestyle is no easy feat, but Kia has produced a gem with the Rio city car. It might not boast the opulence or grandness of many of today's SUVs, however, it also won't set you back a small fortune. Thankfully, you can still count on a compact car brimming with dedicated features and high levels of tech. Kia's efforts to inject a little passion and personality definitely shine through, and that makes this a great choice if you have your eyes on something more modest and accessible.
In recent years, the Kia Rio has actually delivered a fairly reliable showing for motorists, with few major issues reported. You'd have to look back more than a decade to find a noteworthy defect. Nowadays, you're more likely to encounter the general problems that plague many of today's new cars, including the odd issue with electricals and the like. Remember, don't hold cars up to impossible benchmarks, they each have their own problems over time.
Although general running costs for an efficient and pint-sized car like the Kia Rio won't hurt your wallet, you shouldn't assume that will translate into cheap maintenance or repair costs. The Kia Rio does come with a bit of a wrap for being among the more costly cars to repair in the compact and/or city-car formats, so if that concerns you, then you may wish to look at one of Hyundai's entry-level models. You do, however, have the support of a best-in-segment warranty program.
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It feels like the brief for the light car is ever-expanding (more please) and vehicles like the 2019 Kia Rio give the segment a good name. The updated 2019 Kia Rio Sport replaces the now defunct mid-range Si and SLi, with the Rio Sport now the middle ground offering in between the Rio S and top-spec Rio GT-Line. We’d suggest you get your pen and spec sheet o...
Over four generations, the Kia Rio has cemented its place in the Australian small-car landscape. It now enjoys a market share on par with the Honda Jazz, but is bested by its fleet-friendly cousin, the Hyundai Accent, as well as the Suzuki Swift, Mazda2 and Toyota Yaris. Now that it’s an established player, though, could it aim for a bigger slice of the smal...
The 2019 Kia Rio GT-Line is a surprising and inspiring performance option within a value-packed range, and it’s a range that’s not necessarily associated with driving enjoyment. It’s not quite a hot hatch, but on the flipside it’s more than enough fun to spice up your daily drive. Starting from $16,990, the Rio hatch range begins with the 1.4 S, moves up to...
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