45£13,927
£225/pm (PCP)
45.3K
Your Best Car (Bucks) Limited
25£12,475
£208/pm (PCP)
39.0K
Hollins Hill Cars
12Low Mileage
£14,698
15.7K
Arnold Clark Click & Collect Bristol
31Low Mileage
£10,936
£222/pm (HP)
31.0K
19Low Mileage
£18,998
11.6K
Arnold Clark Kia (Linwood)
39Low Mileage
£13,999
£233/pm (PCP)
25.4K
Hailsham Motoring Centre
32£10,100
£191/pm (HP)
80.9K
Hammond Cars Ipswich
55£19,895
£293/pm (PCP)
10.6K
Shelbourne Kia Newry
45£10,231
£194/pm (HP)
43.0K
19£17,498
21.0K
Arnold Clark Renault/Dacia (Blackpool)
40£20,695
£309/pm (PCP)
9.5K
Mantles Kia Royston
50£10,695
46.3K
38Low Mileage
£16,431
11.5K
44£16,290
£276/pm (PCP)
18.2K
29Low Mileage
£17,249
£280/pm (PCP)
6.3K
Motorpoint Castleford
55£12,099
£231/pm (PCP)
50.0K
Stellantis &You Walton
41Low Mileage
£22,290
1.4K
Glyn Hopkin Kia East London
If you're in the market for a car that's compact, affordable and stylish, then a used Kia Stonic is a great choice. Its responsive petrol engine and agile handling provide an enjoyable driving experience. The large amount of boot space, high level of standard equipment and variety of personalisation options make this small SUV an excellent option.
Since its introduction, the Kia Stonic has offered varied powertrain options that have included diesel, petrol and mild-hybrid setups, with an automatic or a manual gearbox and front-wheel drive.
PetrolThe Stonic is a practical daily driver for a single person or couple, though small children can fit in the back seat without a problem.
Interior spaceThe 1.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine has been the most popular due to its spritely performance. This engine is still quite efficient, with a fuel economy rating of up to 51.4mpg.
The newest Stonic can be purchased in four variants: 2, GT-Line, 3 and GT-Line S. Of these, the '2' is the most popular because of its value. Even though it's the lowest-priced option, it still comes with air conditioning, electric windows and rear parking sensors.
Customers should look out for privacy glass, and there is also a reversing camera that offers more visibility. Customers who do a lot of driving when it's cold may also want to consider the heated front seats and steering wheel.
While we wouldn't recommend the Stonic for families with older children, it would be a great option for growing families who have small children. It's easy to fit two child seats in the back and the boot space is decent for its class.
While there isn't a full-blown plug-in hybrid Stonic variant yet, mild-hybrid technology is available. This configuration ensures an output of 118bhp, resulting in a 0-62mph time of 10.4 seconds and an efficiency rating of 50.4mpg.
Yes, Kia has built and sold plenty of Stonics with an automatic transmission. While they aren't difficult to find among used cars, the manual transmission model is much more popular. Automatics tend to be slightly more expensive to buy vs manual cars on the used market.
As with most cars in this segment, the Kia Stonic only comes with a front-wheel drive configuration. Front-wheel drive helps to keep down the vehicle's weight, ensuring more efficiency, and it is a lower-priced option than a comparable model with four-wheel drive.
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