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With a solid reputation behind it, the Kia Sportage has fared well for its build quality. American data analytics and consumer intelligence company J.D. Power gives the Sportage a ranking of 87/100 for quality and reliability, which is ahead of most other makes and models. After engine complaints surfaced over the 2012 and 2013 variants of the Kia Sportage, the company took to redesigning the car entirely in 2017, with vastly fewer issues emerging since then. One gripe that rears its head from time to time concerns the AC compressor, but this has typically affected cars with greater mileage. Fortunately, Kia's fantastic seven-year unlimited kilometre warranty serves as great peace of mind.
The Kia Sportage 2021 range starts at a recommended retail price of $28,990 for the basic trim Sportage S (FWD) in manual. The top of the range model is the Sportage GT-Line (AWD), which has a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of $48,490. Don't forget to allow a little extra in your budget for stamp duty and other on-road costs, although if you bargain well enough you should be able to stretch your dealer for a great driveaway price.
A matter of taste and budget, both the Honda CR-V and Kia Sportage are delightful cars to drive, each high on comfort. Whereas the CR-V offers a more refined ride, the Kia Sportage comes with a sporty dynamic, although that does weigh on fuel efficiency. The CR-V presents more space inside the cabin, but the Sportage comes out streets ahead when it comes to the tech and safety features available. Value-conscious drivers will take notice of the sharper pricing of the entry-level Sportage variants, which makes it a choice for those that want an affordable SUV loaded with features.
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One of the standout performers in the midst of the pandemic, Kia has really struck a chord with new car buyers, which largely comes about thanks to its strong value proposition. The mid-sized Sportage SUV has been instrumental in the brand’s rise up the sales charts, and now in its fifth-generation, there is more to like than ever before. All the Sportage’s best qualities are back on full display - supreme driving visibility, optimised space, efficiency, and a smooth showing on the road. On top of that, there is an expansive active safety suite, as well as other vital driving aids such as downhill brake control. On bitumen the Sportage strikes all the right notes, with the 1.6-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder putting out 132kW at 5500rpm and 265Nm at 1500-4500rpm. That is a departure from the superseded 2.0-litre and 2.4-litre motors found in the last-generation variants, but it is an ample upgrade in terms of power and performance. Of course, some extra styling tweaks also make an impression, but the 2022 Kia Sportage offers more than just a superficial upgrade.
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All of the reasons why I bought this car have been valid...good handling and ride, plenty of power, economical and improving as it is run in, great electronics and cameras, spare tire and ventilated seats and distinctive looks. Only negative is lack of sunglasses holder.
Great little car, plenty of power and quite adequate luggage space. Reasonably economical. Handles well on sealed or gravel/ dirt surfaces. Good vision from higher than sedan models
It's a very good car, comfortable & roomy with plenty of stuff space in the rear. Open road performance is good & towing my 4m tinny is a pleasure. I made a very good buy especially seeing what happened to car supply & prices in the last year.
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