2022 Kia Sportage 1.6 T-GDi GT-Line Auto Estate

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So, I’ve been driving this 2022 Kia Sportage for a few years now and honestly, it’s been one of the most reliable cars I’ve owned. It’s a 5-door estate with a 1.6-litre turbo engine, automatic transmission, and full Euro 6 compliance — no fuss, just smooth performance.

The interior is pretty well-equipped: 12.3-inch touchscreen with navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, voice control, climate control in three zones, and a decent 6-speaker system. I’ve used it for both city driving and longer trips — the 40-20-40 split rear seats fold down easily, which is great for cargo or kids.

I’ve kept it pretty well maintained — no major damage, just normal wear and tear. The alloy wheels (18-inch) look sharp, and it’s got a good mix of features: parking sensors, lane-keeping assist, forward collision warning, hill-start assist, and even a driver’s seat manual height adjuster. The seats are comfy, and the electric windows and mirrors are all fully working.

It’s got all the safety stuff too — ABS, ESC, airbags, immobiliser, anti-theft, and even a smart start button with keyless entry. The cabin is clean, with storage in the console, rear armrest, and door pockets. There’s even a drink holder and coat hooks — little touches that make a difference.

I’ve got it in a solid body colour with body-coloured mirrors, handles, and trim. The interior is black with gloss finishes and a nice centre console. The boot is tidy, with a load cover and net hooks.

I’m based in Turriff, Aberdeenshire, so if you’re around there, I’d be happy to chat or show it over. I’m not selling it for a big profit — just letting it go because I’ve upgraded to a different kind of car.

It’s been in good hands, and I’ve had it serviced regularly. The only thing I’d mention is that it’s a bit older now, so it’s not brand-new, but it still runs well and has a solid history.

Price is £22,275 — which is fair given what it’s got. If you’re interested, I can give you a quick walk-through or send over some photos.

No fancy marketing here — just a real person, honest about what it is and what it’s been used for.