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Kia Venga

Our New Car Awards class winner the Kia Venga is now available from just £155 a month with new finance deal

Kia Venga

The versatile Kia Venga is a firm Auto Express favourite, having taken the honours for best supermini MPV in our 2010 New Car Awards.

It delivers plenty of space, attractive styling and comes with an industry-leading seven-year warranty. And the good news is that the practical Korean machine is now yours for less, because bosses have reduced the price and introduced an interest-free finance deal.

This means you can get your hands on an entry-level 1.4-litre petrol model for as little as £155 a month. You’ll need to put down a £5,830 deposit and pay off the balance over 37 months.

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