It's really tough to make a final decision here, but if I'd need to, I'd say Hyundai. Nevertheless, let's not forget that people have different preferences and needs, so what really counts is your personal feel. I'm only here to help. Virtual adviser Specifications by model Compare two cars Automotive badges Blog. All model's variants. Most popular models. KIA Sportage 1. Hyundai ix35 1. That said, it is a functional package with strong internal proportions and decent all-round storage.
There are two volt power outlets and the rear seats offer a two-stage reclining function. No rear air vents. Sliding behind the wheel of the Kia feels more upmarket and design-conscious. Soft leather seats complete with white stitching are standard for front and rear occupants. The sweeping dashboard layout is finished with soft touch materials and the instrument cluster and centre fascia are more visually appealing.
In car storage is on par with the Hyundai, with deep door pockets for front and rear passengers, a roomy centre console and a flip down arm rest with cupholders for the rear pew. Again, it misses out on rear air vents. The ix35 gets a larger, naturally aspirated 2. Not only is it more powerful on the road, it reaches peak outputs lower in the rev range. Overtaking manoeuvres are less fuss and there is noticeably more grunt during uphill climbs.
One downside is that it is thirstier in real-world scenarios, but not by much. The Kia gets a 2. Rear legroom is largely the same on both cars - and very good at that.
The real clincher is the warranty and how long you plan to keep it for. In case you haven't seen the reviews on the site, here's the links: ix www. Sportage: www. Tags: warranties rear legroom crossovers delivery time specification. Cheap Car Warranties. Similar questions.
Ford Kuga, Hyundai ix35 or Kia Sportage? I know that the Hyundai and Kia have long warranty periods but found the Kuga seemingly Is this why some dealers sell cars of the wrong specification? The letter today from a reader who received an ordered car without the right specification reminded me of a car sales trick I thought had disappeared some years ago.
Customer A orders a car with specific I own an Audi Q5 bought as soon as the vehicle was released into the UK market. I managed to persuade the dealer to sell me their demo model at 1, miles. As it was the launch vehicle, it is full It seems odd at first, but you soon appreciate the assistance it affords. The Qashqai offers bluetooth connection, rain sensing wipers and a steering wheel that adjusts for reach and rake where the Koreans merely tilt.
Both Nissan and Kia feature an electronic stability program, the iX35 goes without. Despite mere millimetres separating overall heights, the Qashqai offers marginally less headroom, most notably in the rear. All three have a split rear folding bench. At litres, the iX35 has the biggest boot followed by the Sportage with The Nissan lags behind with , yet mixes it with the others in total utility volume when the back seats are folded.
Beneath all three boot floors lies a full size spare — steel for the Qashqai, alloy for the others. Sharing engines, transmissions, suspension components and wheelbase means there is precious little to separate Sportage from iX35 both mechanically and dynamically.
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