Kia Sorento (10 on) - Review

Review by Parkers on
Last Updated: 16 June 2011
As a large 4x4 the new Sorento is a better bet than the previous model and it's safe to say that Kia has dramatically moved the game along with this latest offering. The new Sorento is better looking, it's got an improved interior, has more kit, is more fuel efficient and it's superior on the road. It's lower and longer too. With prices for the diesel version starting at £22.5k you'll be happy to hand over your money without too much soul searching. There's enough competition out there though: good-value seven-seat 4x4s are not hard to come by and if space isn't your priority you could easily go for a Nissan Qashqai+2 and not feel you're selling yourself short. The Honda CR-V, Hyundai Santa Fe or even SsangYong Rexton could well be on your list but this new Sorento, complete with a seven-year/100,000-mile warranty and new technology, could well be a headache for these rivals. Read on to find out if it's top of the pile.
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£23,105 - £33,505

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£12,320 - £27,032

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As a large 4x4 the new Sorento is a better bet than the previous model and it's safe to say that Kia has dramatically moved the game along with this latest offering. The new Sorento is better looking, it's got an improved interior, has more kit, is more fuel efficient and it's superior on the road. It's lower and longer too. With prices for the diesel version starting at £22.5k you'll be happy to hand over your money without too much soul searching. There's enough competition out there though: good-value seven-seat 4x4s are not hard to come by and if space isn't your priority you could easily go for a Nissan Qashqai+2 and not feel you're selling yourself short. The Honda CR-V, Hyundai Santa Fe or even SsangYong Rexton could well be on your list but this new Sorento, complete with a seven-year/100,000-mile warranty and new technology, could well be a headache for these rivals. Read on to find out if it's top of the pile.

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