Question 1

Bristol

Accepted Answer

Bristol is both a city and a county in South West England, with an estimated population of 460,000.Bristol’s modern economy is built on creative media, electronics and aerospace industries. The city-centre docks have been redeveloped as centres of heritage and culture.It is also one of Britain’s most popular tourist destinations, due to its wealth of arts and culture, and the opening of the £500million shopping centre, Cabot Circus, in 2008. Bristol’s thriving art scene hosts the Bristol Old Vic—an offshoot of The Old Vic in London—that occupies the Theatre Royal on King Street.It is also a popular belief that the unidentified graffiti artist Banksy is from Bristol, with many of his artworks appearing around the city.

Question 2

The most popular cars in Bristol

Accepted Answer

Given their all-rounder versatility and crossover social status, it’s no great surprise to hear that the VW Golf is estimated to be the most popular car in Bristol, according to data provided between 2012 to 2018 by ownership and postcode.Close on its heels—and in order of popularity—are the Mercedes A-Class, Nissan Qashqai, Ford Fiesta and the Volkswagen Tiguan.

Question 3

Vehicle numbers in Bristol

Accepted Answer

There are approximately 322,000 licensed vehicles in the Bristol area, with some of the most popular models including the Ford Focus, Vauxhall Corsa and the Mini.

Question 4

Fixter garages in Bristol

Accepted Answer

There are a total of 9 Fixter garages in the Bristol area, all ready and waiting to provide you with a fantastic quote for your car service, MOT and a wide range of vehicle repairs.Fixter garages service the following postcodes and more, in and around the Bristol area:
BS1: City Centre, Bristol
BS2: Kingsdown & St Paul’s, Bristol
BS3: Bedminster, Southville & Bower Ashton, Bristol
BS4: Brislington, Knowle & St Anne’s, Bristol
BS5: Easton, St George, Redfield & Whitehall, Bristol
BS6: Cotham, Redland, Montpelier & Westbury Park, Bristol

Question 5

Kia

Accepted Answer

Kia Motors Corporation (widely known as Kia Motors) is South Korea’s second-largest automobile manufacturer, behind their parent company, the Hyundai Motor Company.They were initially established in December 1944, over 70 years ago, as a steel tubing and bicycle parts manufacturer who started building cars in the 1970s.Coming from a background of building cars under licence for the likes of Fiat, Mazda and Peugeot, it wasn’t until the 1980s when Kia started to produce vehicles under their own brand name, and only more recently were they to become minority owned by Hyundai, who currently holds a 33.88% stake in the company, in 2015.

Question 6

How popular is Kia in the United Kingdom?

Accepted Answer

From the mid-1990s, the amount of Kia cars on UK roads has seen a steady increase to the current number of around 800k today.Given their reliability, value for money and market-leading 7-year, 100k mile warranty, Kia is a marque that is heading for further popularity, greater sales and added respect.

Question 7

Superb value for money

Accepted Answer

With an extensive range of models to choose from, Kia cars offer excellent value. From their city car Picanto starting at under £10k, through to their luxury spec SUV Sorento at £30k, Kia cars compete with more established mainstream brands, offering not only strong price-points but with advanced levels of technology and the extended benefits you’d expect from a car of a higher price.

Question 8

Kia Sportage: The 10th best selling car in the UK

Accepted Answer

Given the rise in growth of the Korean car brand, it shouldn’t be too much of a surprise to see its best selling model sneak into the top 10 best selling cars of 2018. This great value and practical SUV is ideal for family motoring; not only is it rugged and good looking, but it’s also backed with Kia’s impressive reliability and extensive warranty.

Question 9

Kia’s reliability and reputation

Accepted Answer

Kia ranked joint 4th out of 30 car brands in the What Car? Reliability Survey in 2018. When buying a new car, reliability should be a key consideration, and with such an impressive set of statistics to back this brand, Kia is setting standards that the better-known marques will have to work hard to match.

Question 10

Recent Kia recalls and reliability issues

Accepted Answer

Various recalls have been made on Kia models throughout their motoring history. The following are a list of the most recent in the UK and Europe.

Question 11

25/05/2019 – Kia Niro (2016–2018)

Accepted Answer

The main relay with the power relay assembly may have inadequate connections between contacts

Question 12

05/03/2019 – Kia Stinger (2017–2018)

Accepted Answer

There is a rough edge in the left fender body panel

Question 13

14/12/2018 – Kia Soul (2013–2014)

Accepted Answer

The connection between the steering rod and the steering bod may come loose

Question 14

10/08/2018 – Kia Niro (2017)

Accepted Answer

Oil might leak on the power electrode inside the hydraulic clutch actuator

Question 15

11/05/2018 – Kia Rio (2017)

Accepted Answer

The cable length of the rear door lock assemblies may be incorrect

Question 16

23/03/2018 – Kia Sorento (2011)

Accepted Answer

A faulty fuel line may lead to fuel loss in the engine compartment

Question 17

30/03/2016 – Kia Sorento (2015–2016)

Accepted Answer

The brake light of a trailer attached to the vehicle is not activated when slowing down through cruise control, due to a software problem

Question 18

15/04/2016 – Kia Soul (2014–2015)

Accepted Answer

A fault with the steering gear box could lead to the driver not being able to steer the vehicle properlyAll recall information sourced from gov.co.uk data.

Car make and model	Repairs	Dealers average price	exclusive price	Instant savings
Kia Ceed 1.6 litres	Brake pad replacement (rear)	£150.94	from £131.25	13%
Kia Mentor 1.6 litres	Car service	£178.21	from £152.32	15%
Kia Credos 1.6 litres	Car service	£189.76	from £165.01	13%
Kia K2700 1.6 litres	Radiator Replacement	£534.67	from £441.88	17%
Kia Picanto 1.25 litres	MOT	£45.63	from £29	15%
Kia Picanto 1.1 litres	Diagnose a Problem	£56.02	from £47.88	15%
Kia Shuma-ii 1.6 litres	Water pump replacement	£297.00	from £247.50	17%
Kia Joice 1.6 litres	Brake fluid flush & replacement	£107.10	from £90.76	15%
Kia Pro-ceed 1.6 litres	Clutch kit replacement	£586.70	from £510.17	13%
Kia Picanto 1.25 litres	MOT	£45.24	from £29	14%
Kia Credos 1.6 litres	Car service	£189.76	from £165.01	13%
Kia Mentor 1.6 litres	Car service	£178.21	from £152.32	15%
Kia Shuma-ii 1.6 litres	Water pump replacement	£297.00	from £247.50	17%
Kia Ceed 1.6 litres	Brake pad replacement (rear)	£150.94	from £131.25	13%
Kia Pro-ceed 1.6 litres	Clutch kit replacement	£586.70	from £510.17	13%

Save up to 30% on your next

Kia repairs in Bristol

We’ve got the best local prices for Kia in Bristol

We’ve got the best local prices for Kia in Bristol

Looking for car repair in Bristol area?

We’ve got you covered

Fixter garages in Bristol

We fix your car, while you stay safe

Our trusted and certified garages in Bristol

CABOT MOTORS

Bristol, UK

Panalex Garage Services

Bristol, UK

Westbourne Motors Bristol

Bristol, UK

MPS SERVICES

Bristol, UK

PEARCE BROS

Bristol, UK

GR AUTO SERVICES

YATE, UK

Reviews from other Kia drivers in the Bristol area

Jump on the bandwagon!

Jump on the bandwagon!

We only work with the best garages in the Bristol area for your Kia

Your Bristol is in safe hands with our top-rated mechanics

Want to learn more about our garages in Bristol?

Want to learn more about our garages in Bristol?

Our hand-picked Kia garages and available services in the Bristol area.

Our hand-picked Kia garages and available services in the Bristol area.

Popular services

Popular locations

Find your car make

Book online in under 5 minutes

Book online in under 5 minutes

Try Fixter today

Try Fixter today

Car care you’ll love

We're here to help!

Looking for car repair in
Bristol area?