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SUV didn’t quite make the grade when new but appeals today
JOHN EVAN
WHEN the original Kia Sportage was launched in 1993, it was an affordable family-focused SUV that put value and practicality above all else. As a budget option in a segment that had yet to really get
BIGGER, POSHER and higher tech. It’s a refrain that you can hear throughout the motoring industry when a manufacturer wants to replace a model with an all-new version, and that’s exactly what Volkswag
Launched in 2015, the third-generation Hyundai Tucson quickly became a family favourite SUV in a fiercely competitive segment – and the firm’s best-seller in Europe. Which is good news for today’s use
List price £47,890 Best price £45,312 MPG 41.5 CO2 155g/km For Outstanding practicality; great driving position; plush interior; long warranty; impressive refinement Against Touchscreen controls for m
List price £30,885 Best price £27,500 MPG 39.7 CO2 162g/km For Smart-looking and spacious interior; large boot; good comfort/handling balance; generous warranty Against Very few options available; rea
One thousand one hundred and seventy seven Pumas: it’s either a terrifyingly large pack of mountain lions or what stopped the Kia Sportage from being the best-selling new car in the UK in 2024. This i