2011 KIA CEED 1.4 Vr-7 Euro 5 5dr
1.4 Vr-7 Euro 5 5dr
Price
£2,756
Used CarDealer: A M Car Solutions LTD
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Description
14 Services what a great car runs a outstandingly well.....This 2011 Kia Ceed VR-7 stands out with its remarkably low mileage of just 63,000 miles, having been cared for by only three owners from new. This hatchback is powered by a 1.4 litre petrol engine and comes with a clear vehicle history check for your peace of mind. Inside, the cabin is equipped with air conditioning to keep the temperature comfortable, while Bluetooth hands free connectivity allows you to stay connected while on the move.
Parking is made straightforward thanks to the inclusion of rear parking sensors with rear sensor assistance. The practical design of this model makes it a sensible choice for daily driving, particularly with its large boot space that offers plenty of room for shopping or luggage. It sits in a low insurance group, which helps to keep your ongoing running costs manageable compared to many other vehicles in its class.
These combined attributes make the Ceed a reliable and economical option for those seeking a well maintained and functional car.
About the Kia Ceed
The Kia Ceed is a cornerstone of the UK's family hatchback market, having evolved from a budget-friendly alternative into a genuine rival for the Ford Focus and Volkswagen Golf. Designed and engineered in Europe, it offers a refined driving experience, a high-quality cabin, and the peace of mind provided by Kia's industry-leading seven-year warranty.
Why Buy a Used Kia Ceed?
- Comprehensive seven-year/100,000-mile warranty is often transferable to second-hand owners if the V5C reflects a consistent service history.
- Exceptional value for money with high standard equipment levels even on entry-level '2' trims, including smartphone integration and safety tech.
- ULEZ compliance is standard across all modern turbocharged petrol (T-GDi) engines, making it a cost-effective choice for city commuters.
- Strong reliability record and a simple engine lineup that keeps maintenance costs predictable for long-term ownership.
Typical Price Range
All prices are approximate.
- 2012–2018 (Cee'd JD): £3,500 – £9,500 — The second-generation model (with the apostrophe) remains a used favorite; look for 'GT-Line' editions for the best balance of style and affordability.
- 2018–2021 (Ceed CD Pre-facelift): £10,500 – £16,000 — Introduced the more mature styling and improved chassis; many examples still benefit from several years of remaining factory warranty.
- 2021–Present (Facelift): £16,500 – £26,500 — Features the updated Kia logo and refreshed interior tech. Nearly new or 'ex-demo' models offer significant savings over list price.
Common Issues to Check
- Clutch wear: Some manual 1.0L and 1.6L diesel models have reported premature clutch wear; ensure there is no slipping during the test drive.
- Infotainment glitches: Occasional software freezes on the touchscreen, often rectified by a firmware update during a routine service.
- DPF blockages: Diesel (CRDi) variants used primarily for short school runs may suffer from clogged Diesel Particulate Filters, requiring an Italian tune-up or professional cleaning.
- Interior rattles: Some earlier models of the current generation may develop minor dashboard or door card rattles on rougher UK B-roads.
Running Costs
- Fuel Economy: 42mpg to 58mpg (Petrol T-GDi) / 55mpg to 64mpg (Diesel CRDi)
- Insurance Group: Groups 7 to 22, making it cheaper to insure than most premium German hatchbacks.
- Servicing: Fixed-price servicing plans are available through Kia UK; expect to pay £180–£280 for minor/major services depending on the interval.
Which Variant Should I Choose?
- Ceed '2': Value-conscious buyers who want the basics covered with alloy wheels, cruise control, and air conditioning without the premium price tag.
- GT-Line: Sporty drivers who want the aggressive looks of the full-fat 'GT' model but with the lower running costs and insurance of a standard engine.
- Ceed '3': Long-distance commuters seeking extra comfort via larger 10.25-inch screens, dual-zone climate control, and rain-sensing wipers.
- Ceed GT: Enthusiasts looking for a 201bhp 'warm-hatch' experience that provides plenty of pace while remaining practical for everyday family life.
