Used Kia Stonic 2017 - present review

Unless you travel long distances and would benefit from the greater economy of the diesel, there’s little point going for anything other than the 1.0-litre petrol. Aside from a little lag, it has plenty of punch and offers reasonable economy.

Same goes with the specification because 2 models have all the equipment you really need, including a 7.0in touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, rear parking sensors, air conditioning, 17in alloy wheels, lane keep assistance and autonomous emergency braking. If you want to spend more money, then 3 versions add sat-nav, climate control and a reversing camera while 4 models have two-tone paint, heated front seats and steering wheel, plus a keyless entry system.  

Our favourite Kia Stonic: 1.0-litre 2