Kia Venga (2009-2019) for sale

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180 vehicles found
Year:
2017
Make:
Kia
Model:
Venga
Body type:
Hatchback
Doors:
5 doors
Drivetrain:
Front-wheel drive
Engine:
I4 Diesel
Exterior colour:
Silver
Combined fuel economy:
62 MPG
Fuel type:
Diesel
Gearbox:
Manual
Mileage:
82,847
Stock No.:
108
Reg.:
U5YEH814LJL175150
Silver 2017 Kia Venga Hatchback Front-wheel drive Manual
Price drop

-£200

 

2017 Kia Venga

1.6 Crdi Isg 3 5dr

82,847 mi

Newcastle Upon Tyne
Great Deal

£4,499

£4,299

About Kia Venga (2009-2019)
4.5 Overall rating(11 reviews)
Susan E says...
Jan 26, 2025
After 50yrs of driving several cars I found the Kia Venga is the best I've had. It's fabulous in every respect that much so I've just bought another Kia venga 4 isg.
Cicely C says...
Nov 2, 2025
I like this car - its small but fairly spacious inside- enough room in the back for my wheelchair
Dinesh V says...
May 7, 2024
Excellent car with perfect drive ability really smooth automatic
Bruce W says...
Oct 28, 2023
I am pleased so far with the recently purchased vehicle. It has a raft of equipment that is good to have (eg heated seats, cruise control, automatic climate control) and good safety credentials. The only issue is the keyless entry system that takes getting used to, especially as the boot unlocks itself when you are in the proximity of the vehicle with the key. I had to go online and access a forum to ensure that this was normal and not a fault with the mechanism! It compares well with the Hyundai ix20 although it has a better suspension setup offset by less extras. The vehicle is spacious, reasonably fuel-efficient, It is quiet, comfortable, and very easy to drive.
roberta m says...
Nov 3, 2021
Good value all round. Lots of features. Easy to drive.

Kia Venga (2009-2019) review | A practical small car – but not a pleasant one to drive

2
of 5
overall
Driving2/5
Practicality4/5
Running costs2/5
Tech and equipment3/5
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The Kia Venga is a small, tall hatchback that manages to squeeze a lot of space and practicality into a compact, easy-to-park footprint. A brilliant idea – but the execution is less thrilling, as the Venga is not only achingly dull to drive, but its engines are wheezy, and it can be unforgiving over bumps and lumps in the road.
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