1. Family sedan shootout! Toyota Corolla vs. Kia Cerato vs. Ford Focus
Martin takes these three industry stalwarts and puts them in a head-to-head comparison to find you the one that offers the best value overall.
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2. 6 Kia Cerato accessories you didn't know you needed
From tow-bars to mud flaps and more, we list our top 6 accessories that will elevate your Cerato ownership and protect it from future damage.
3. The best official Kia Cerato offers on AutoTrader for 2020
Looking for a choice used model? We went through our listings to find you some great deals on Ceratos so you don't have to waste your time sifting through them. (Please note that some of these cars may have been sold since the article was first published.)
4. All-new Kia Cerato Koup T-GDi (2014)
Not all of us are content to drive slow, but sensible sedans, which is why the Cerato Koup T-GDI is the perfect antidote. Featuring Kia's high-performance Gamma T-GDi 1.6-litre turbocharged engine with a whopping 152kW, you'll reach a 100km/h in a swift 7-8 seconds, depending on your choice of transmission.
Back in 2013, the Kia Cerato 5-door hatch made its first appearance in SA. “The combination of a practical hatchback for carrying cargo and the sporty touches throughout the car make the all-new Cerato 5-door a dual threat in the segment,” reckoned David Sieff, Marketing Director of KMSA at the time.
The Cerato Hatch was immediately available with a choice of two engines: A 1.6 litre (non-turbo) with 96kW, and a 2.0-litre with 118kW. SX models were fitted with advanced safety features such as stability control and stability management. 6 airbags were included in the package.
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