Rio back to full strength

THE Kia Rio model range is back to full strength with the arrival of the high-grade SLi and Sport (which replaces the previous SLS variant) models to complete the team.

Both cars come standard with the 103kW and 167Nm 1.6-litre GDi engine coupled to Kia’s lauded in-house 6-speed automatic gearbox.

The Sport, at $21,490, is available as a three-door only with a full suite of safety features including ABS (with electronic brake force distribution and brake assist), electronic stability control and traction control, hill start assist, six airbags, seat belt reminders, a brand new vehicle management system, and three child restraint anchor points (two ISOFIX).

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For the interior there are leatherette trim seats with red highlight stitching, front seat belt guides and alloy sports pedals. The Sport is also available with a bespoke exterior hero colour, Digital Yellow.

In the five-door SLi ($22,990) the full safety suite is available along with the addition of reverse parking sensors and child-proof rear door locks.

The seats are leather and cloth trim with height adjustable front seat belts. There is privacy glass for the rear windows and tailgate, rain-sensing front wipers and climate control air-conditioning.

Premium paint is available at an additional $520 on both models, with industry leading customer care package also included (7 year unlimited kilometre warranty, 7 year Capped Price Servicing program and 7 year roadside assist).

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