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Sometimes in life you just need a small and practical hatchback, and it’s a bonus when it's as impressive as a Kia Venga for sale. This is a spacious yet compact hatchback that's both easy to move around in and comfortable even when you’re going the distance. It made its debut back in 2010 but was discontinued in 2019, so you’ll need to pick a used Kia Venga to experience it for yourself.

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Kia venga buying guide

What types of used Kia Venga cars are there?

Before SUVs became popular, families looking for extra space would typically consider MPVs, otherwise known as people carriers.

The Kia Venga is a hatchback styled to look like an MPV, which means it has a roomy interior and plenty of space for passengers and luggage.

Nevertheless, it’s still a fairly compact hatchback, so it’s very manageable around town where its comfortable suspension and frugal engines come into play.

Popular Kia Venga trims

Some lower-spec Kia Venga trim levels are pretty basic, but because it’s had time to depreciate, you should be able to find a higher trim level for not much more money.

> Kia Venga ‘2’ - second in line, adding rear parking sensors, alloy wheels, Bluetooth and air-con

> Kia Venga ‘3’ - this car has a seven-inch infotainment display with a reversing camera, heated front seats and cruise control

> Kia Venga ‘4’ - top-spec 4 model adds a panoramic sunroof, keyless start and even a heated steering wheel

Kia Venga history

The Kia Venga was on sale for around nine years as a single generation, but it still got a few minor updates to keep it in line with rivals.

> Kia Venga (2010) - a fairly compact hatchback with upright styling, this car shares parts with the Rio supermini

> Kia Venga facelift (2015) - this was the biggest update that the Venga got, adding improved interior materials and more tech

What features does the Kia Venga have?

Later Kia Venga models are the ones to go for because the facelift improved standard equipment across all trim levels.

Entry-level cars have the essentials, including family-friendly sliding rear seats, but they make do without alloys. You’ll need to find a ‘1 Air’ model for air-con.

‘2’ gets features that make this car feel more finished, like alloys and nicer interior materials with chrome touches, plus all-around electric windows.

The sweet spot is ‘3’, which gets a touchscreen infotainment system, but ‘4’ models should be pretty affordable and add even more.

Is the Kia Venga reliable?

Yes, the Kia Venga is known to be a very reliable car thanks to its shared mechanical underpinnings with the Rio and Soul.

Kia also has an industry-wide reputation for reliability and dependability – because it’s sold its cars with a seven-year/100,000-mile warranty, you could even pick up a used car with remaining cover.

How much does the Kia Venga cost to run?

The petrol models can feel slightly low on power, so you might need to drive them hard to build up speed if you’re not a relaxed driver, leading to inferior fuel economy figures.

We think the 1.4-litre diesel is a great pick because it’s got that low-down punch typical of diesel power but it’s extremely economical.

This leads to low tax bills, too. Add to that low insurance costs (we’re talking groups 7-14), and you’ve got yourself an affordable hatchback.

Who is the Kia Venga suitable for?

Anybody looking for a high-up, easy-to-drive hatchback should consider a used Kia Venga for sale – it’s a particularly popular option among retirees who aren’t after anything sporty.

It shares many parts with the Hyundai ix20, but you could also consider a Nissan Note or Honda Jazz.

FAQs

Is the Kia Venga a good first car?

The Venga is a great option for a first car. It’s nicely kitted out with all the functions you’d need for everyday life, and has a choice of engines that are big enough to offer a perky drive without being overwhelming.

Has the Kia Venga been discontinued?

The Venga has been discontinued and no more are in production. The best way to experience this brilliant hatchback is by picking a high-quality used model at a really good price.

Is the Kia Venga a good car?

The Venga is a great car – it's small but still spacious, easy to drive but not sluggish, and filled with features but still affordable. There are a few Venga trims on offer across the range, and some efficient engines to choose from.

How much is a Kia Venga?

The cost of the Venga will depend on the model you choose, as prices will always vary across the range. All of our Venga models are available with finance to, so you can spread the cost if you fancy.