Kia cee'd Reviews

Kia cee'd reviews - the one stop resource for all the latest news & appraisals on the Kia cee'd. Read independent car reviews on the cee'd in addition to 100% genuine customer reviews from Reevoo. Take a look at galleries of the cee'd on Flickr, read and join in the conversation of Kia on Facebook and immerse yourself in the latest YouTube videos of the Kia cee'd in action.


Owner reviews

New Kia cee'd reviews collected by Reevoo

9.0 out of 10 - 398 reviews
Comfort
8.9
Build quality
9.1
Performance
8.5
Fun to drive
8.8
Practicality
9.0
Fuel economy
8.2
Value for money
8.9
Overall rating
9.0
Scores 9.0 out of 10 based on 398 reviews
9 out of 10
product
NEW_CEE'D

Jim

Necton,Swaffham GB
+
Everything I need in a car. the new 6-speed automatic gear system is smooth and quiet. The attention to detail is excellent throughout. Love the daytime light system and the 'turning the corner' lights. Comfortable and solid in a nice way. Acceleration is really good. Couldn't ask for a better quality vehicle.
−
None
Confirmed purchase: 05 Apr 2013
10 out of 10
product
NEW_CEE'D

Michael

Ipplepen, Near Newton Abbot GB
+
Body style and interior
Quietness on the road
Excellent handling and fuel consumption
Superiour quality accessories usually found on high end spec cars
7 year guarantee
Excellent value for money
−
Door protectors do not protect the doors as they are badly designed and are fitted in the wrong position
Confirmed purchase: 30 Mar 2013
9 out of 10
product
NEW_CEE'D

John

Kidderminster GB
+
Well equipped for the price
−
Trip computer on the Ceed 3 (which I have bought) is significantly inferior to the version on Ceed 4. In particular the inability to change from miles/gallons to km/litres is extremely disappointing. Also the welcome to Kia and Goodbye is unnecessary and sometimes annoying.
Confirmed purchase: 28 Mar 2013
Read more reviews
About Reevoo

YouTube

Independent Reviews

Kia cee'd Honest John Review May 2012 There is no doubt that the new KIA cee’d for 2012 is a good-looking car. The styling simply works in the manner that an Audi A3 or a Vauxhall Astra are pleasing to the eye, yet clearly have a family resemblance to other cars from the same stable.
 
Look at the trademark ‘bow tie’ grille, the swept back headlights and coupe-like rake to the rear and it clearly bears a family resemblance to the KIA Picanto, KIA Rio, KIA Sportage and KIA Optima.
 
It’s not a forced look and it doesn’t make the cars impractical. 380 litres of boot space in the new cee’d is, for example, much more than the 277 litres in the current Focus. True, KIAs aren’t brilliant to reverse park in the rain, but you can’t have everything. (And you do get a reversing camera in top versions with built-in satnav.) 

 

Read full articleNew Kia cee'd Telegraph Review June 20th 2012

'Wow!” is not a word that has often reverberated around the cabin when somebody sits in a Kia car for the first time. But that, truly, was the sound I heard coming from my mouth when I got behind the wheel of the top-spec 1.6 CRDi version of the new Kia Cee’d. I was almost as surprised at myself as by the brazenly self-confident presence of this car. 

The rise of the Korean Kia/Hyundai group during the past 10 years is one of the world’s most dramatic and significant stories, with profound implications for the international balance in business, politics and economics. As with the Tata group of India, owners of Jaguar Land Rover, the planet has tilted on its axis under the weight of Kia/Hyundai’s ferocious, brilliantly orchestrated assault.

Read Full Article

Flickr images not necessarily indicative of UK models.