Kia Stonic Leasing

The Kia Stonic measures up well on the practicality front. There’s plenty of room inside, both in the front and the back, and the rear seats can accommodate 2 adults with ease – and 3 at a push.

Pop the boot open and you’ll find a luggage compartment that offers 352 litres of storage space, which is not that far off the space offered by many a popular small hatchback. The rear seats fold down too, increasing the space on offer to 1155 litres.

The Stonic is an inexpensive car to run, thanks in part to its fuel efficiency – and that’s the case regardless of which model you go for. 

The base model delivers around 50mpg, which is the same as that managed by the hybrid models. This might sound unimpressive at a glance, but you have to bear in mind the hybrids are quicker and heavier. And of course, they might prove more economical in the real world than the conventional model.

Other costs, such as insurance, should be low. Every Kia also comes with a 7-year/100,000-mile warranty, which should keep issues and any unexpected expenditure to a minimum. If you’re racking up the miles, it’s worth noting that the mileage cover is unlimited for the first 3 years.

You shouldn’t have any problems when it comes to reliability, as Kia has an excellent reputation on that front. It backs this peace of mind up with its long warranty. Customers also often report great service and care – so issues should be rare.

With all of the seats in place, the Kia Stonic offers up a 352-litre boot. To put things into perspective, that’s about the same size as the boot in a Volkswagen Polo. You can drop the rear seats as well, which bumps up the storage space to 1155 litres.

The entry-level 2 grade of Kia Stonic comes with lots of kit, including air conditioning and cruise control – but it’s worth stepping up to GT-Line if you can. It adds features such as LED headlights, climate control, satnav and a reversing camera, so it feels a bit more luxurious. Higher-specification Connect and GT-Line S models are also available.

Even the standard Kia Stonic comes with rear parking sensors, but if you step up to the GT-Line model then you’ll get a reversing camera as well. Front parking sensors are only offered on the range-topping GT-Line S model.

As standard, the Stonic gets an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Bluetooth connectivity, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support, and USB connectivity. GT-Line and above models come with satnav too, so you don’t need to rely on a phone app.

Yes. Even the entry-level Stonic 2, with the turbocharged petrol engine, can be had with a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. You will pay a premium for the automatic model, though.

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