Kia VR7 special editions unveiled

Kia has launched the Picanto, Rio and Cee’d VR7 special editions in the UK.

All combine extra equipment with pricing offers and Kia’s usual seven-year warranty. The enhanced specification includes Bluetooth, alloy wheels, electrically heated and adjustable door mirrors, rear parking sensors, air conditioning and electric windows.

Kia Rio VR7 5-Door (2014) Front Side

With the Picanto VR7 costing from £8,795, customer savings are reckoned to be £750. On both the Rio and Cee’d they’re £1,000.

Kia VR7 special editions - UK on the road prices
Picanto VR7 3-door 1.0 68 bhp 5-speed manual £8,795
Picanto VR7 5-door 1.0 68 bhp 5-speed manual £8,995
Rio VR7 3-door 1.25 84 bhp 5-speed manual £10,495
Rio VR7 5-door 1.25 84 bhp 5-speed manual £11,095
Rio VR7 5-door 1.1 CRDi 74 bhp 6-speed manual ISG £12,395
Pro_cee'd VR7 1.4 98 bhp 6-speed manual £13,495
Cee'd VR7 1.4 98 bhp 6-speed manual £13,995
Cee'd VR7 1.4 CRDi 89 bhp 6-speed manual £15,290
Cee'd Sportswagon VR7 1.4 98 bhp 6-speed manual £14,995

Kia Cee'd Sportswagon VR7 (2014) Front SideKia Picanto VR7 5-Door (2014) Front Side

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