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KIA Rio

KIA Rio (5)
  • S
    Hatchback
    Price:$16,990
    Body:Hatchback
    Fuel:Petrol
    Transmission:6 SP Manual
    Engine:1.4L, 4cyl Petrol
    Seats:5
    Safety Rating:
    StarStarStarStarStar EmptyStar Empty
    Fuel Economy:5.6 L / 100 km
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  • Sport
    Hatchback
    Price:$17,790
    Body:Hatchback
    Fuel:Petrol
    Transmission:6 SP Manual
    Engine:1.4L, 4cyl Petrol
    Seats:5
    Safety Rating:
    StarStarStarStarStar EmptyStar Empty
    Fuel Economy:5.6 L / 100 km
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  • S
    Hatchback
    Price:$19,090
    Body:Hatchback
    Fuel:Petrol
    Transmission:4 SP Automatic
    Engine:1.4L, 4cyl Petrol
    Seats:5
    Safety Rating:
    StarStarStarStarStar EmptyStar Empty
    Fuel Economy:6.2 L / 100 km
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  • Sport
    Hatchback
    Price:$20,090
    Body:Hatchback
    Fuel:Petrol
    Transmission:6 SP Automatic
    Engine:1.4L, 4cyl Petrol
    Seats:5
    Safety Rating:
    StarStarStarStarStar EmptyStar Empty
    Fuel Economy:6 L / 100 km
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  • Gt-Line
    Hatchback
    Price:$23,090
    Body:Hatchback
    Fuel:Petrol
    Transmission:7 SP Auto Dual Clutch
    Engine:1.0L, 3cyl Petrol Turbocharged
    Seats:5
    Safety Rating:
    StarStarStarStarHalf StarStar Empty
    Fuel Economy:5.4 L / 100 km
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By David Bonnici26 Oct 2018
The sporty GT-Line brings some firsts to the Rio range, including a gutsy three-cylinder turbo engine, seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and AEB
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Light $17K - $25K: Australia’s Best Value Cars 2017
By Wheels staff16 Nov 2017
‘Compact’ doesn’t necessarily have to feel ‘cheap’. Spend a few more dollars and you can get a city car that’s a little more posh.
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