2025 Kia Ceed 1.5 T-GDi 3 Hatchback Petrol Manual

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So, I’ve had this 2025 Kia Ceed for a few months now — it’s my daily driver and I’m actually pretty happy with how it’s turned out. It’s a manual, 1.5 T-GDi, three-door hatchback, and it’s got that clean, modern look with the gloss black grille and body-coloured mirrors.

Inside, it’s quite comfortable — black cloth and artificial leather seats, leather steering wheel, and good storage space. The 10.25” touchscreen has navigation, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto, which I use all the time. The 4.2” driver display is handy for quick checks, and there’s a USB-C port on the front passenger side — useful for charging on the go.

The alloy wheels are 17-inch, and I like the way they look with the body-coloured arches. It’s got a lot of smart features — things like lane keep assist, forward collision avoidance, and automatic headlight control. I’ve used the parking sensors a few times, and they work well, especially when parking in tight spots.

The seats are split 60:40 and fold down easily, so I can fit a couple of bags or even a small child seat when needed. There’s also a rear centre armrest with cupholders, and plenty of storage in the doors and luggage area — including a net hook and under-floor space.

It’s got heated seats, heated steering wheel, and the driver’s seat has lumbar support. The aircon is automatic, and I’ve found it keeps the cabin nice even in the summer. Rain-sensing wipers are a nice touch, and the fog lights and daytime running lights aren’t just for show — they come in handy when driving in the rain or early morning.

I’ve been driving it mostly around Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, and it’s held up well. The only thing I’d say is that it’s a bit more tech-heavy than I expected at first — but once I got used to it, it became second nature.

I’m selling it because I’ve just moved into a new house and need to simplify my car collection. It’s been well-maintained, and I’ve kept it in good shape — no major damage, just normal wear and tear.

I’m not a huge fan of the long list of features, but honestly, this one feels like a solid, practical car with real usability. If you’re looking for something reliable, tech-savvy, and not too flashy — this might be worth a look.

I’m based in Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, so it’s local — no long drives or hassle with transport. The price is £18,175.50, which is what I’ve been thinking about for a while now.

If you’re interested, I’ll chat — no pressure, just a friendly chat to see if it fits your needs.