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Kia Pegas
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ncie to see them pushing that 4 speed auto in 2022!
Its a nice car, comfortable and feels solid and reliable. But the auto with a 1.4l naturally aspirated strains, you have to floor it to get those valves to work.
Other than that its very nice, and has a lot of space.
I bought it for family with a service plan and it has a warranty for 5 years. What would be great now is if Kia's call centre didn't call me 2x a week to try sell me a warranty for it... despite me having said I don't want it twice. Now I just ignore the calls, they're relentless.
Other than that its very nice, and has a lot of space.
I bought it for family with a service plan and it has a warranty for 5 years. What would be great now is if Kia's call centre didn't call me 2x a week to try sell me a warranty for it... despite me having said I don't want it twice. Now I just ignore the calls, they're relentless.
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lol!
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Muzi Sambo review of the 2022 Pegas
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Compact sedan shoot-out | Kia Pegas vs Volkswagen Polo
Though not as big a mainstay as it was in the South African new car market, the compact sedan genre comprises a variety of options.
www.timeslive.co.za
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Dismal results as three more South African cars crash tested by Global NCAP
Global NCAP’s #SaferCarsForAfrica campaign is back, with three new South African-spec vehicles having recently undergone evaluation, but the results are nothing to celebrate.
The global crash testing authority on Wednesday released the results of its three latest crash tests, which resulted in a one-star adult occupant rating for the Suzuki Ertiga, and two-star ratings for the Kia Pegas and Renault Triber.
“We are disappointed to see global brands like Renault, Kia, and Suzuki offer such a low safety performance in markets like South Africa whilst achieving much higher levels of protection in many other global markets,” said Alejandro Furas, Global NCAP Secretary General.
“Don’t African consumers deserve the same level of safety?”
Global NCAP’s #SaferCarsForAfrica campaign is back, with three new South African-spec vehicles having recently undergone evaluation, but the results are nothing to celebrate.
The global crash testing authority on Wednesday released the results of its three latest crash tests, which resulted in a one-star adult occupant rating for the Suzuki Ertiga, and two-star ratings for the Kia Pegas and Renault Triber.
“We are disappointed to see global brands like Renault, Kia, and Suzuki offer such a low safety performance in markets like South Africa whilst achieving much higher levels of protection in many other global markets,” said Alejandro Furas, Global NCAP Secretary General.
“Don’t African consumers deserve the same level of safety?”