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Kia Stonic Hatchback 2023, 14438 miles, £16599 +29

Kia Stonic

£16,599  or Finance from £250 per month

2023

Semi-Auto

49.6 mpg

Tax: £200

Mileage: 14,438

Hybrid

Kia Stonic Hatchback 2023, 47003 miles, £13999 +22

Kia Stonic

£13,999  or Finance from £227 per month

2023

Semi-Auto

49.6 mpg

Tax: n/a

Mileage: 47,003

Hybrid

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Mileage: 3,113

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Kia Stonic 1.0 T-GDi MHEV GT-Line DCT Euro 6 (s/s) +28

2026

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49.6 mpg

Tax: £200

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Why buy a used Kia Stonic with Exchange and Mart?

The name's interesting isn't it? (apparently a combination of the words 'speedy' and 'tonic'). As is the back history here. It's tempting to think of Kia as a late-comer to this sector - the original version of this contender wasn't launched until the Autumn of 2017. Actually though, the company could claim to be one of the originators of this class, first at the turn of the century with earlier smaller versions of its Sportage SUV; and again in 2009 with the funky little Soul model. But the Soul proved to be too much of a niche product to allow Kia to properly cash in on the last decade's explosion in demand for fashion-led Juke and Puma-sized B-segment SUVs, hence the need for the Stonic. This car's 1.0 T-GDi petrol engine was updated in 2020 with a pretty ineffectual 48V mild hybrid system, tech that was then taken away again shortly after this facelifted model's introduction in Autumn 2025. Now you're up to date. As before, the Stonic is priced at the budget end of the small SUV segment, as is the other Hyundai Motor Group small crossover it shares all its engineering with, the Hyundai Bayon. And the Stonic slots into Kia's combustion range just below the more crossover-like Seltos SUV.

About the Kia Stonic

The Stonic might be quite an old design now but this quite extensive refresh has given this car a bit more showroom shelf life and refreshed its appeal at the budget end of the over-crowded segment for small SUVs. You'd now feel a bit more comfortable parking it at the gym and the interior now has screen tech to match the current class standard. Which is just as well, because this car faces a growing army of increasingly accomplished rivals. True to its name, this Kia sets out to offer a 'speedy tonic' to Juke and Captur-class models of that sort - a more complete little Crossover than you might have expected this kind of money would buy you.

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