Used 2021 Kia Sportage SUV Consumer Reviews
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Beyond expectations
2021 Kia Sportage SX Turbo, Pacific Blue with Beige interior package (really tan with charcoal edges, HOT! It has every smart safety upgrade, including the fact it can park itself either by backing into a slop or parallel. And then it can unpark itself. It has lane departure, but also will keep one in the lane utilizing adaptive cruise control as you go. Front and back avoidance and braking functions for the unexpected. On and on I could go. I agree with the other reviews about the interior and of course the spectacular panoramic roof (one touch). The glass all around is tinted fading to a lighter tint in front. The roof is tinted, doesn't glare as light pores in, feels cool and refreshing. The SPORT mode in driving as the Turbo to break out of the cage and be the tiger it is. Otherwise NORMAL and ECO modes feel just fine, more than enough power. While it may not be the very top it certainly comes in nice enough. Consider the paddle shifters on the back side of the steering wheel as a case in point, so VERY EASY to use. Infosys allows for every contingency in multiple ways to access. The adaptive cruise control drives, brakes, and adapts to the flow without a hitch, a major relief in itself. The lack of memory for the seats is a bummer but I can live with it. Even the thickness of the steering wheel feels just right. Easy vehicle to drive. 19" tires lend a sense of security and handling wherever I go. The back cargo space has a spare tire and other space when you lift the lid for storage. It also drops in the event of a taller than normal box. This is a keeper. I wouldn't get the AWD unless I needed it. The mileage is better around town than I expected, 24.5 mpg average. Max they say is 28 mpg on the Hwy. I wonder with adaptive cruise control it won't be better than that (slightly - maybe 30 mpg.)
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SX Turbo
I bought one; traded in my 2016 Turbo; don't try to sell me anything else. I've looked at infinity (had two and loved them) but for quality and value this is my choice!
- S 4dr SUVMSRP: $14,690In-stock online
- LX 4dr SUVMSRP: $14,955In-stock online
- EX 4dr SUVMSRP: $20,998In-stock online
Sporty Sportage
Having driven luxury SUV’s the past 20 years, this new Sportage turbo is fun to drive. Most of the amenities you find in LEXUS models are available with a few omissions, yet at saving about 20k on the sticker price balances the purchase. The touchscreen apps and navigation are far easier to maneuver in the KIA than others. Seating is comfortable but could be improved with a more sporty wrap around seat and it rides a little high in the cab for me. The expansive sunroof is killer. The things I miss are seat memory, seat belt release driver seat back up, one touch window up & down...spoiled I know. Over all the Sportage was a good financial exchange for us. My husband drives a SOUL, that’s what made us check out the other vehicles in the KIA line up.
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Love my Sportage
The Kia Sportage is a great SUV. It fits me and my four grandchildren comfortably. It has a good amount of cargo space in the hatchback. Great on gas mileage. Handles great. A lot of good features available. Great midsize SUV. I have had 4.
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A bobby dazzler
Do your homework as I did and you'll make the same decision. It ticks all my boxes for my needs and I get so many compliments. We live in snow county and this SUV is a dream on the roads
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