Is the Kia EV6 Worth Buying?

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We’re not surprised that the Kia EV6 won WhatCar? Car of the Year Award 2022. Somewhere between a hatchback and an SUV, the Kia E6 is a highly respectable electric vehicle that gives rival models a real run for their money. But with a high price tag, is the Kia EV6 worth it?

Despite the car’s high costs, its strong range, practical technology, and the fact that it’s enjoyable to drive make the Kia EV6 an investment that’s entirely worth it.

What’s the Kia EV6 like to drive?

The Kia EV6 comes in four main lines: the base model, the GT-Line, the GT-Line S, and the premium GT. All of these have an 800volt charging capacity (as standard in the UK) and 77.4kWh battery, with a 115mph top speed (162mph for the GT). In terms of miles covered, the EV6 officially reaches up to 328 miles on a full charge, but this will vary depending on the model.

The drive is quiet – quieter than rivals like the Tesla Model Y and VW ID.4 – and perfectly comfortable, with good handling. Be aware that, as the Kia EV6 is on the larger side, with an SUV-like feel, you do need your wits about you when navigating smaller roads and parking spaces.

How much is the Kia EV6?

How much you’ll pay for the Kia EV6 depends on the spec you go for. At its base, you’ll be paying £45,245, whilst the top-of-the-range GT model begins at £62,645. Factors like whether you choose the GT-line EV6, and the type of drive (rear wheel or 4×4) that you opt for will impact prices of models between these two figures.

What features does the Kia EV6 have?

Standard features include 12.3-inch screens with infotainment systems like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as welcome interior elements like vegan leather upholstery, heated front seats, and aircon. Many of these features are controlled via buttons, which are easy to use once you make sense of the layout. There’s plenty of space in both front and back too. Though, fans of the Hyundai Ioniq 5, a sister car, will notice that there’s less boot space and a slightly narrower cabin.

You’ll also benefit from driver assistance tech, which varies between models. All have a reversing camera and rear sensors, whilst the GT-Line trim adds front parking sensors, and the GT-Line S model also has a 360-degree bird’s eye view camera.

Other standard features include LED headlights and a big battery with an 800-volt charging system. The features get sophisticated with the more expensive models – think larger wheels with the GT-Line and more sensors with the GT-Line S.

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So, is the Kia EV6 worth it? Overall, the Kia EV6 is a highly respectable electric vehicle. It has a long range and fast-charging capacity. It also offers plenty of space alongside a pleasurable driver experience.

A potential downside is the Kia EV6’s cost – it’s definitely not the cheapest vehicle on the market. Secure a car loan quote with My Car Credit and discover how you can own the Kia EV6 by way of an affordable, accessible car finance agreement.

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Should I Buy a Dacia Duster?

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The Dacia Duster first launched in 2010, when it was priced – almost unbelievably – at less than £10,000. Since then, it’s had a couple of facelifts. The most recent took place just last year, when Dacia repositioned themselves as a family-focussed brand. But what do we make of the Dacia Duster?

Dacia Duster – why buy one?

If you’re after respectable form and function in an affordable package, the Duster delivers. It’s not the most beautiful car, but there’s something appealing about its brutalist, muscular aesthetic. Combine that with features including alloy wheels, a multi-view camera, plush seats with lateral support, improved headlights, updated infotainment systems, thicker glass windows for noise-cancelling and a chrome front grille, and you have a vehicle that delivers.

The Dacia Duster comes with a range of different engine options. These include a 113bhp 1.5litre diesel option (best for off-road), which is upgradable to 4×4 drive for a few extra grand. Petrol options are 2WD only, coming in either an 89bhp 1.0litre or 1.3litre model, with the latter hitting either 128 or 148bhp. Bi-fuel options are also available.

The Dacia Duster’s main appeal is its great value for money. Admittedly, the interiors are plastic-heavy, and the safety features can’t compare with rival (but more expensive) models. But these seem reasonable sacrifices for the car’s price, particularly when considered against everything else that it delivers. You still get the benefit of features like hill start assist and descent control, emergency brake assist, and cruise control.

So, should I buy a Dacia Duster?

If you’re looking for a car that’s comfortable, spacious, good-looking, and still delivers on drive performance, all for an affordable total, the Dacia Duster is hard to argue with.

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The New Hyundai Kona – Is It a Good Car?

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Valued at $551.2billion in 2021, the global small SUV market continues to expand. With sport utility vehicles (SUVs) growing in popularity, firms continue to innovate and expand their range of models so as to capture consumer attention.

Enter the 2023 Hyundai Kona. With a bold, futuristic new look and more space – a welcome addition to what had been a comparatively cramped interior – as well as an electric-first design, this car is generating a stir in the small SUV sector. But is the Hyundai Kona a good car?

The Hyundai Kona 2023 – what’s new?

The Hyundai Kona builds on the brand’s Seven Concept, which first launched in 2021 and outlined the company’s commitment to sustainability and innovations to make car travel more enjoyable.

Exterior

Design-wise, the Kona genuinely looks different from past models. Its slim wrap-around front LED bar adds a futuristic aesthetic (headlights are hidden on the edges of the front bumper), with different models offering distinct style elements – the N Line has an open-plan grille, for example, whilst the electric Kona features pixel graphic details.

Interior

Inside, the Hyundai Kona is about as contemporary as it gets – the rear has a ‘curveless seat bench’, which the brand positions as more modern and user-friendly than traditional rear seats, and the boot has been expanded. Practical features like a dual-screen display – much like in the brand’s Ioniq 5 – and a relocated gear shifter work to improve the overall driving experience. Plus, with 150mm more length and 25mm more width than the current Hyundai Kona, there’s also slightly more space for passengers (height remains the same).

Specification

Hyundai have kept quiet about engine specs for the Kona – we do know that it has been built as an electric vehicle first and foremost, but the model is also available in petrol and hybrid engines. The Hyundai Kona is the sister car of the Kia Niro, using the same ‘K3’ platform – as such, it can be expected to function to a similar degree.

The more affordable Kona is anticipated to house a 1.0litre turbo engine, averaging around 47MPG and producing around 120PS. The hybrid-electric (HEV) model, meanwhile, will have a 1.6litre petrol engine as well as an electric battery, averaging around 64MPG and 139PS. Expect the electric Kona to have a range of around 285 miles, and charge to 80% capacity in around 45 minutes with a rapid charger.

So, is the Hyundai Kona a good car?

More space, a genuinely eye-catching design, different engine choices, and an overall improved driver experience make the new Hyundai Kona a genuine contender in the competitive small SUV market. Whether or not the car lives up to its promise will become clear on its release, which is expected in the summer of 2023.

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What are the Benefits of a 4-Wheel Drive?

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Brits love to get behind the wheels of 4-wheel drives, with models like the Kia Sportage and Nissan Qashqai some of the best-selling cars in the UK. These tough and capable vehicles offer a huge range of benefits, from extra boot space to increased traction in dangerous driving conditions.

Thinking about making the upgrade to a 4WD? Read on as we spotlight the main benefits of 4-wheel drive cars and how they can drastically improve your on-road experience.

Gear up for off-road adventures

4-wheel drives take you beyond the city and unlock access to off-road tracks and trails. As well as improved grip and traction that helps you plough through challenging terrain, four-wheel drives can still power ahead when only one wheel is touching the ground. This is a huge benefit when you’re attempting to navigate rugged terrain that leaves one or more wheels off the ground.

If you’re looking for the ultimate adventure-ready vehicle, there’s no looking past a 4WD. The Land Rover Defender is a classic choice, with an iconic boxy design and serious off-road capabilities. Tough and capable, it will have you powering through soft sand, splattering through mud and splashing through river crossings with ease. Of course, if you plan to take your 4WD off-road it’s important to have the skills and knowledge you need to stay safe while you explore. Signing up for a basic 4WD course is a great way to gain confidence behind the wheel and learn how to safely navigate tough terrain.

Extra space and capacity

One of the biggest benefits of a 4-wheel drive is increased space and capacity. Models are generally larger and more spacious than regular 2WD cars, with many offering extra seats in the back to increase capacity to seven people. You’ll also enjoy more leg room and head space than smaller models, giving them an inherently luxurious feel. 4WD boots are practically cavernous, with models like the Range Rover Evoque offering a huge 591-litre capacity, increasing to 1383 litres with the rear seats down. If you want the flexibility to move furniture, throw the bikes in the back or load up the car with camping gear, there’s really no substitute for a 4WD.

Low fuel consumption

While 4-wheel drives tend to harbour a reputation as gas guzzlers, newer models are surprisingly efficient. In fact, thanks to new engine technologies many new 4WD models offer better fuel efficiency than older 2WD models. 

Upgrade to a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and you’ll unlock a whole new level of efficiency. The Mitsubishi Outlander is one of the best-selling PHEVs in the UK and boasts fuel economy of 139.7mpg, CO2 emissions of just 64g/m and an irresistible price tag. The Volvo XC60 T8 is another excellent choice, with great eco credentials and a more luxurious build.

All-terrain flexibility

Four-wheel drives aren’t just for off-road use, with many models designed with urban driving in mind. Sure, some people love the power and grit of models like the Mercedes-Benz GLS but you’ll also see some excellent compact choices on the market that offer all the benefits of a 4-wheel drive without the bulk.

For example, cleverly designed models like the MINI Countryman combine compact urban-friendly styling with 4WD grunt. High suspension and an optional four-wheel drive system mean this model is just as comfortable on the motorway as it is off-road.

The grippy all-wheel drive system of the Fiat Panda transitions from the city to the countryside with ease, with models like the Mazda CX-30, Suzuki Ignis and Jeep Renegade offering similar compact 4WD appeal. Depending on the model and manufacturer, there may also be the option of switching between 2WD and 4WD. This ‘on demand’ system allows you to customise your ride depending on the terrain and driving conditions. 

Improved traction in tough conditions

Generating power from all four wheels improves traction and control in challenging driving conditions like snow and ice. This makes 4WDs a popular safety upgrade for families with young kids. If you live in an area with lots of winter snowfall or often find yourself navigating icy roads, four-wheel drives can be a great way to stay safe year-round. 4-wheel drives are generally heavier than their 2WD counterparts which translates to better grip on the road in wet or icy conditions.

Elevated driving position

4WD vehicles are taller than their 2WD counterparts which means you’ll enjoy an elevated driving position. This improves visibility on the road and can help make you feel safer and more comfortable behind the wheel.

Towing power

As well as featuring larger builds, 4-wheel drives generate power from every wheel which significantly increases towing capacity. If you’re looking for a vehicle that’s powerful enough to tow a trailer or caravan, a 4WD is a natural choice. Models like the Land Rover Defender, Mitsubishi Shogun and Jeep Grand Cherokee offer some of the most impressive towing capacity credentials on the market and can easily tow caravans weighing more than 3500kg.

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With access to one of Britain’s biggest lending panels, we have the flexibility to match you with the best loan for your unique needs. So, whether you’re looking for a top-of-the-range model or a budget-friendly option, let us help you upgrade to a 4WD.

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Audi Q5 Finance: Getting a Good Deal on Used Cars

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When the Q5 was first launched just over a decade ago, Audi were trailing some way behind rivals BMW and Land Rover in the SUV sector. However, the Q5 changed all that. It went on to smash all its targets, becoming the best-selling option on the European market for several years in a row.

A second generation of the popular model has since emerged and continues to outperform the competition in a variety of aspects. However, the prohibitive price tag on the newer vehicles might put many buyers off. Fortunately, scouring the used market for older iterations in good condition can pay huge rewards. A bit of effort could allow you to scoop a top-performing SUV at a bargain price.

This handy guide will give a quick rundown of the car’s numerous attractive features. In addition, we’ll let you in on some handy hints about how to secure car finance for the Audi Q5.

Top of its class

Although clearly inspired by the same blueprint as the Audi Q7, the Q5 dispenses with the third row of seating altogether. Still, it has ample space for a family of five. This is alongside reliable handling, impressive acceleration and minimal noise and vibration. All in all, it’s an SUV whose performance and appearance go hand in hand to deliver a supremely attractive option.

There are also eight different trims to choose from and a lengthy list of optional extras. This means the car can be customised to meet the individual preferences of the buyer. Petrol, diesel and hybrid engines are available. What’s more, buyers can rest easy in the knowledge that they’ll be getting a long-lasting car with the persistence and performance that the brand name invariably brings.

Searching the used car market

The latest editions of the Q5 can be snapped up from between £38,000 and £68,000. This will depend on the exact trim and the number of bells and whistles that are included. However, Audi’s reputation for reliability and robustness means that there is real value to be found in dipping into the used car market.

Of course, with any purchase of this kind, it makes prudent sense to do your homework beforehand. A thorough inspection of the vehicle and a comprehensive test drive should form the basis of any decision. You should also ensure that it comes with all the necessary paperwork. Also check that it doesn’t have an excessive number of miles on the dashboard and hasn’t changed hands too many times.

If all is above board, securing used Audi Q5 finance shouldn’t pose an insolvable problem. In next to no time, you could be driving away with the car of your dreams.

Securing finance for the Audi Q5

Car financing is an increasingly popular method of funding your next car purchase in the UK. Instead of allowing the dealership to hold all of the cards, you can take advantage of the services of a broker like My Car Credit. We’ll do all the hard work to scour the market and find the deal that’s best for your circumstances.

One of the first steps might be to try out our simple car finance calculator. This will allow you to see not how much budget you’ll have available to you. On top of that, you can also work out your repayment schedule and plan everything in advance.

Alternatively, you can speak to one of your team members and talk through your options. We’re always on hand to help. Just give us a call on 01246 458 810 or send an email to enquiries@mycarcredit.co.uk and we can take things from there. Don’t delay – take the first steps towards your new Audi Q5 today!

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