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NEW Kia Picanto review – BEST small car? | What Car?

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43 responses to “NEW Kia Picanto review – BEST small car? | What Car?”

  1. @aXimo Avatar
    @aXimo

    Now that is a cute little car…

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  2. @GinoFoto Avatar
    @GinoFoto

    If at all, cars like this should be subsidized by governments, not those €100,000 3-tons electric mastodons.

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    1. @caspar17 Avatar
      @caspar17

      Abso-f***ing-lutely

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    2. @keithhooper6123 Avatar
      @keithhooper6123

      UK should have a rule like the Japanese Kei vehicles rules. Then,as a kei driver, I would say that.

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    3. @guguigugu Avatar
      @guguigugu

      a policy to benefit regular, irelevant people? never going to happen.

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    4. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
      @toyotaprius79

      Cars like this being small, light affordable electrics, but don’t be pulling your leg thinking subsidizing combustion is any solution

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  3. @Madonsteamrailways Avatar
    @Madonsteamrailways

    If Dacia can create a small electric city car, I’m sure that Kia could do the same thing for a very similar price!!

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    1. @AzzamLah Avatar
      @AzzamLah

      The Kia Inster is what you’re looking for.

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    2. @stephen546 Avatar
      @stephen546

      Completely different class of car

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    3. @stephen546 Avatar
      @stephen546

      ​@AzzamLah Yes and a lot more expensive than the Spring…but better too

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  4. @chasf3433 Avatar
    @chasf3433

    At those prices Kia should just offer the turbo engine as standard. Stay clear of the automated manual option if still available as near impossible to drive smoothly

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    1. @stevenham1937 Avatar
      @stevenham1937

      As a company that offers a 7 year warranty I’d guess there’s a reason for ditching a little engine with a turbo bolted to it. I know used car dealers talk of the issues they face with them from many manufacturers

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    2. @markrhodes3983 Avatar
      @markrhodes3983

      I have had a amt for nearly one year it takes time to learn it is smooth enough. Remember kia are not a luxury car. But a good alternative to Minis. I definitely prefer Kia to the German alternative.

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    3. @guguigugu Avatar
      @guguigugu

      @@stevenham1937 it was obvious that these engines would develop reliability issues but no one wanted to talk about that

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  5. @gonzaloleviatanh Avatar
    @gonzaloleviatanh

    I like the size. I am starting to dislike manual cars to drive in London.

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    1. @stum8374 Avatar
      @stum8374

      Q-Hate driving in london-A don’t drive

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    2. @fogvarious2478 Avatar
      @fogvarious2478

      prefer em, i’m old school

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  6. @Yorkman7 Avatar
    @Yorkman7

    Do tariffs or taxes come into play here. I bought a brand new Suzuki Swift Sport a couple of years ago for under £16000 in New Zealand which tootles around town but has plenty of go on the open road. I do like small practical cars that are perfect for 90% of motoring needs and adequate for the other 10%.

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  7. @stevenham1937 Avatar
    @stevenham1937

    If I was offering a 7 year 100k warranty as standard I probably wouldn’t want to be selling a 1L turbo either to be honest.

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  8. @Piner5074 Avatar
    @Piner5074

    I don’t mind forsaking the 0-60, but for such a small car I’d want 60mpg+

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    1. @Jace_h7 Avatar
      @Jace_h7

      get hybrid yaris

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    2. @charlieboyvespa8610 Avatar
      @charlieboyvespa8610

      Hybrid clio 66 mpg love it

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  9. @jonathanfgh1 Avatar
    @jonathanfgh1

    They never should have gotten rid of the 1.0 turbo, this will be a major turn off for many buyers. Better order that Dacia Spring instead …..

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    1. @guguigugu Avatar
      @guguigugu

      you can either have a 1.0 turbo or a 7 year warranty. they went for the warranty. thats an attractive feature as well.

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    2. @stephen546 Avatar
      @stephen546

      The Spring is a class below

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  10. @carfella7994 Avatar
    @carfella7994

    Probably the best car in the world

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  11. @jameswarden9136 Avatar
    @jameswarden9136

    I think this Picanto is one of my favourite new cars

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  12. @macjim Avatar
    @macjim

    Shadow trim is for SHADO operatives only…

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  13. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    I have seen the Kia Web site…. £15,600 for the base model. Sorry but it is clear that the Dacia is cheaper, larger and will save you at least £100/mth in fuel.

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    1. @juxty3102 Avatar
      @juxty3102

      Cheap city cars are no longer cheap.

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  14. @ramzigodfather1709 Avatar
    @ramzigodfather1709

    Got a 08 picanto . Been with me 16 yrs. Still works gr8

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  15. @alessandrohudson5221 Avatar
    @alessandrohudson5221

    For a city car, independent of low engine power and poor 0-60mph numbers, it’s a good option. Its shape looks good (has a futuristic design) e looks comfortable, could be a good start as first car for anyone.

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    1. @stephen546 Avatar
      @stephen546

      Poor 0-60 numbers…not really. Only a few years ago this was the norm for pretty much every car. What’s this obsession with getting to 60 MPH as far as possible

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    2. @alessandrohudson5221 Avatar
      @alessandrohudson5221

      @@stephen546 I totally agree with you. I said “poor” before many cars, but for me isn’t important. I have an 46HP 1977 Volkswagen Beetle, so…🤣🤣🤣

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  16. @juschill7 Avatar
    @juschill7

    Great looking car. I miss having access to small cars while living in Europe. The U.S has NO small cars.

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    1. @williamegler8771 Avatar
      @williamegler8771

      I am from Germany and I work in the United States.
      I don’t miss tiny Euro city cars at all especially considering how much you are in your car in the United States.
      Plenty of room and good power are very nice.
      In Germany, I drive an Opel Astra but in the United States I drive a Toyota Camry and I can tell you that when my wife and I took a trip through the Western States the Toyota was much more comfortable than the Astra would have been.

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    2. @juschill7 Avatar
      @juschill7

      @@williamegler8771 What area of Germany are you from. I used to live in the in the Phalz

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    3. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
      @toyotaprius79

      Profits Profits Profits

      We have way fewer small cars in Europe in the last decade

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    4. @stephen546 Avatar
      @stephen546

      ​@@williamegler8771Yes, and they are two completely different cars

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  17. @toyotaprius79 Avatar
    @toyotaprius79

    Considering that KIA is fond of selling posh behemoths like the EV6, it’s behind disappointing that the Picanto has zero electric or even hybrid option. Hell, the kei car RAVEV has been built in South Korea for a.decade now.

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  18. @neodidi Avatar
    @neodidi

    I love this car… For city errands… This is just perfect..

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  19. @simbastra Avatar
    @simbastra

    Demonstrating the amount of room in the rear seat becomes pointless if you don’t know the height of the tester. I am sure you have told the viewers this in some earlier episode but those of us who watch a lot of car reviews really can’t remember the height of everyone. Please display the height of the tester on screen when you demonstrate rear seats, thank you.

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  20. @krr9510 Avatar
    @krr9510

    Got a GT Line S , 1 litre turbo and its simply fantastic. Love driving it!

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