@BuckleUpShow yes they are, but what I can't understand is that Euro spec GT has digital instrument cluster and electric tailgate as standard but UK GT versions don't have this, think Kia being unfair. Also the new Kia K4 over the States is a nice car and I think Kia will bring over the K4 to Uk/Europe as the new Ceed/Proceed? Do you think I'm right?
Got the pre facelift GT and have to say one the best drives i have owned pretty quick with tge GT 1.6 turbo but is also great at just cruising down the motorway
If you liked this version, go try a "classic" pre-facelift GT. The drive with the peppier engine, suspension & exhaust notes makes it best bang4buck sensation you can have in its price range. Plus, if you're looking for a less aggressive look, pre-facelift is much more balanced from all angles.
Thank you for the video. It would be really easy to overlook the Proceed. I like the way it looks and It does have some thoughtful details inside especially the boot.
@@BuckleUpShow Not very much, to work and back. Go to the store, go to training, etc... I think about 15,000 km per year. But now I confuse, also i was thinking about the 2022 bmw 318i.
Yes please, for me this is the one to get if you don't need an SUV and would be a much better option for most people, and it would be fun to drive too😊
And that’s why we provide our height to our viewers. Rob, one of the other presenters, is 6ft2” and would be fine for short to medium journeys. I can’t think of any car in this class that would be great for six footers on long journeys.
My brothers 2019 Proceed has a spare wheel. So you could get one! My Toyota Avensis T27 Touring Sport came with a space saver, and I got a fifth alloy wheel.
Great review best review of this car as I have been researching it and have now placed an order. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Am I the only childish one who giggled at the sat nav entry? 😂
We did too
And me!!
I own a 2022 facelift Proceed GT in blue, its the best car i ever owned, spacious boot, build quality is top notch and its fast,
They're great cars!
@BuckleUpShow yes they are, but what I can't understand is that Euro spec GT has digital instrument cluster and electric tailgate as standard but UK GT versions don't have this, think Kia being unfair.
Also the new Kia K4 over the States is a nice car and I think Kia will bring over the K4 to Uk/Europe as the new Ceed/Proceed? Do you think I'm right?
Got the pre facelift GT and have to say one the best drives i have owned pretty quick with tge GT 1.6 turbo but is also great at just cruising down the motorway
Great engine in that model! Shame they stopped offering it though 😭
If you liked this version, go try a "classic" pre-facelift GT. The drive with the peppier engine, suspension & exhaust notes makes it best bang4buck sensation you can have in its price range. Plus, if you're looking for a less aggressive look, pre-facelift is much more balanced from all angles.
If you've got one going spare were happy to review it
@@BuckleUpShow That I do :) ...but I doubt you'd travel to the other end of Europe to try out this car.
Thank you for the video. It would be really easy to overlook the Proceed. I like the way it looks and It does have some thoughtful details inside especially the boot.
It's a really good car and in today's market offers pretty good value for money!
Nice review, thanks.
Thanks for watching!
I was looking for a decent review video as on TH-cam for the and yours is the best one i could find batter than Carwows. 🙌🏽
So glad it was useful! Stick around for more where that came from 😊
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Which do you think is better: Kia Proceed 2023 1.6 150kw 2wd or Skoda rs tdi 2022 147kw 4wd?
How long is your commute and how many miles do you do a year?
@@BuckleUpShow Not very much, to work and back.
Go to the store, go to training, etc...
I think about 15,000 km per year. But now I confuse, also i was thinking about the 2022 bmw 318i.
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Tolta la versione GT 204CV, è praticamente un auto ANONIMA. Addio KIA
The Proceed may not be very well known, but Kia isn't going anywhere.
Nice review great looking car but it has the wrong engine it should have the Kia/Hyundai hybrid engine or maybe an option for it
The Kia hybrid 1.6 turbo petrol HEV powertrain from the Sorento and Sportage would suit this very well.
Yes please, for me this is the one to get if you don't need an SUV and would be a much better option for most people, and it would be fun to drive too😊
Indeed! It is a great alternative ☺️
5 ft 7 with loads of room. Of course you would 😂
For the rest of us at 6ft plus that would be tight as all fuck back there.
And that’s why we provide our height to our viewers. Rob, one of the other presenters, is 6ft2” and would be fine for short to medium journeys. I can’t think of any car in this class that would be great for six footers on long journeys.
I did enjoy the review, but you do sound like a weather man when describing the car 😂
I want to know what meteorologist uses the term "swoopy back end" to describe the weather 🤣
No Spare Wheel" "Yet Another Estate car off my list!! "Nice review" , as always , Nice car",
My brothers 2019 Proceed has a spare wheel. So you could get one! My Toyota Avensis T27 Touring Sport came with a space saver, and I got a fifth alloy wheel.
We believe it is an option (not provided in this particular example, though), but increasingly cars are not offered with spare wheels.
@@konradc12" Good Idea" I guess a 18inch wheel would take up a lot of boot space,, I think a SKODA Superb will be my choice.
I've never had a spare wheel in 5 years of having a Hyundai Ioniq never needed one as tyres are of a much better quality now than years ago
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