I asked KIA To Give Me Their CHEAPEST Press Car. Here's Why I Loved It.

Having spent a whole bunch of time filming Ferraris and Aston Martins, I felt it was time that I hit the reset button and featured something extremely affordable. So, I phoned my good friends at @KiaUK and asked them to send me the cheapest press car on the fleet. Here's what I got.

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[themanipulator]

Love how you still take joy in the cheapest car. True petrol head like me

[TheOmniscientAtheist]

Front mounted NA petrol engine, manual box, 4 seats, decent comfort level; everything a proper Ferrari should be.

[LJG]

My first car, funnily enough, is a 2010 Kia Picanto 1.1 - I bought it the other day and I’m smitten with it, it’s terrific!

[MrFdfdffdf]

Love these reviews. So fed up with all the high end cars.

[matthewgodwin]

I absolutely love cars like this. Simple unpretentious honest to goodness transport that's actually a big bag of fun to kick about town in. Proof that less really is more.

[zirconblue]

I love hiring small cars like this. In their own way they have much more interesting engineering, cost saving, maximising space etc. One of my favourite cars was a 1.3L yaris. Drove the nuts off it, never missed a beat and was great fun

[edwardkarran]

My first car was amazing. Took me a year to save and cost me £700.

It was a 1.0 Seat Arosa, with a widebody kit, bucket seats, coilovers, and loads of lovely bits. Was a very engaging drive and I could rev and use all the 49 horsepowers every single day. Was a laugh to own and drive and I miss it dearly.

[hexgraphica]

Those reviews are also what make this channel really enjoyable to me

[SteveM-lyoy]

It was a bit of a shock to watch this - a proper review! It was like watching Top Gear in the 1980s! Well done Jay!

[tajdaraziz]

The first car I started driving and then drove it for some years was my father's 1980 Toyota Corolla. I loved it.

[rickyg]

Day after passing my test I drove back to college in my Mums Citroen 2CV, great fun, my mate's loved it for its quirkiness

[whykozhoma]

I thought this was going to be more like Mr. Clarkson’s reviews of the sensible cars he used to do back in TG. The ones he told how nice the car was and then threw it off the ferry or something. “Is it green? -No, it is red.”
Jokes aside, as a fresh driver myself with a long lived passion for all things cars, I can totally feel the message of this review. You can absolutely lust for the sound of a screaming v8 or some kind of an exotically shaped exterior, but there is also something about that little mass production box meeting you everyday in the parking lot. And yes, I accidentally started the love letter for my 08 Chevrolet Aveo 1.5. It starts, it goes and gets you to the places with relative comfort, can carry your friends and even some load if you need to. And being a newbie on the road it is also not scary to learn and have fun with it! Isn’t that what motoring was all about from the go?

[armo]

My first driving experience was in a Peugeot 406 sedan. It was rusty and pretty beat up, but I still think the 406 line has some of the most beautiful cars produced in their time, especially the coupe.

[stevemason]

My first "car" was a Reliant Rialto GLS Estate - chosen due to only having a motorcycle license at the time!
I rode a 400cc motorbike up to see it, put the bike in the back of the Rialto, and drove it home down the motorway having never driven a car in my life before.

[multislipful]

Thank you. At last you have regained my attention. You have broken the seemingly endless procession of beautifully conceived and crafted cars perhaps capable of outperforming most drivers and possibly their bank accounts along the way. I first watched your channel ages ago when you were reviewing some elderly French cars. I really enjoyed those. Variety is the spice of life and all that. Since you asked - my first car was an old but lovely 1958 VW Beetle with a sunroof and a maximum of 35bhp! I seem to remember a great deal of oversteer. That was great fun at 17/18 and I never did spin in it all the way round.

[elrebelde]

My first car was Fiat cinquecento and then moved to Fiat Punto ;)))) changed rims, exhaust and lowered it ;)

[mpersad]

Terrific review. I love it that as a motoring journalist you can just ring up and they'll send out a press car! Good for KIA, and that 7yr warrenty is outstanding! First car was a Mini 850, and my learner car was a 1984 Nissan Micra!

[toddturnbaugh]

Love supercars that I'll never be able to afford, but a sensible car review was a nice change.

[jakebean]

Smart video. We love the higher end stuff but as petrol heads its good to see the full spectrum and probably more realistic cars too. This is a very well round channel, well done.

[benkirkham]

My first driving experience, was my grandmas 2007 ford fiesta ghia, loved it so much when I passed my test I bought a 2007 ford fiesta zetec :)