Scrappage Scheme - Drive a Kia Picanto for £10 a week
Following the Chancellor's announcement in the budget, the government has confirmed that it will pay £1,000 towards the cost of a new car to anyone who trades in a vehicle that is ten years old or more.
In turn, Kia Motors UK Ltd. will also contribute £1,000 and, if a customer is prepared to pay a £1,000 deposit, they can drive away in a new Kia Picanto for less than £40 a month - just £10 a week - thanks to the Kia Access finance package. Even without a customer deposit of £1,000, the Picanto is available for only £20 a week.
With its recently revised low-emission 1.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, lively handling and comfortable ride, the Picanto will be one of the most affordable cars in the UK available under the scrappage programme.
And if the Picanto's five-door city-car style doesn't quite fit the bill then just £5,195 will open the driver's door to the super-mini Rio, with its sprightly 1.4-litre petrol engine and full five-seat capability.
Matt Brown, Marketing Director at Essex Auto Group Kia said: "At Essex Auto Group Kia we are fully committed to giving budget-conscious motorists from Essex the chance to enjoy the best technology for the lowest possible price. We know our products have great appeal thanks to efficient and economical engines and our collection of unbeatable warranties.
"A Kia cee'd, complete with seven year bumper-to-bumper warranty and five-star EuroNCAP safety rating bought under the scrappage scheme is just £7,995. That's a package no-one in the UK motor industry can match. Even our fresh and stylish Kia Soul, just launched in March, can be bought for just £8,495 complete with a five year warranty under the scrappage incentive," he added.
Although final details of how the scheme will work are still to be settled between the Society of Motor Manufacturers of Traders and Lord Mandelson's Department for Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, Essex Auto Group Kia is ready to take orders under the new scrappage scheme.
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• 10.45 litres of petrol
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