KIA Rio 1.4 71 kW – Reliable city companion with low operating costs
I am offering for sale a well-maintained KIA Rio vehicle with a 1.4 petrol engine (71 kW), which stands out for its easy maintenance, reliability and low operating costs. The vehicle is in very good condition given its age. The equipment includes air conditioning, electrically operated windows, electrically operated and heated mirrors, on-board computer, ABS and alloy wheels. As a bonus, it features a towing device and tinted rear windows.
Timing belt replaced at 130,000 km
Service at KIA, after warranty period at Brat Drive in Spišská Nová Ves
VEHICLE IS LOCATED IN POPRAD. We will be happy to provide you with more information at telephone number +421 949 669 433.
The vehicle has passed inspection of insurance records,
execution records, paint measurement and document inspection. Physically verified, also through the vehicle operating records register.
We offer favorable financing in monthly installments, so you can enjoy your new vehicle immediately and without waiting with 0% down payment and installments up to 96 months.
For your greater comfort and security, we can provide you with an extended warranty of up to 12-36 months.
If you already own a car, you don't have to worry about selling it – we will take it from you directly as a trade-in. Just drive it to us, we will evaluate it and deduct its price from the price of your new vehicle. You will save time, hassle and money, and the entire process will be quick and simple – you will drive away in a new car without unnecessary paperwork. Registration: GL626AJ. MOT valid until: 29. 5. 2028. STK valid until: 29. 5. 2028.
Technical Data
Year of manufacture: 06/08, 1399cm³, 71kW (97PS), Vehicle generation: , Drive: Front-wheel drive, Manual (5 speed), Petrol, EURO 4, 5 doors, (5-seater), 187,616km, Orange metallic, VIN KNEDE241286387050
Vehicle Fuel Consumption (l/100km)
In city: 8.1, outside city: 5.2, combined: 6.3
First owner, Leasing possible, Purchased new in Slovakia, Loan possible, Full service history