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Which Kia Is the Best For Taking the Practical Test In?

Driving tests around the world are often very similar, and one thing they generally all have in common is that you can choose which car you perform the practical section in.

This means that you could do it in your very own Kia car.

Of course, some models are going to be more useful than others, so if you’re thinking about purchasing a car while you’re learning, it’s a good idea to consider what’s going to help you pass before you book practical driving test.

One of the most important aspects of a car is its visibility.

With good views out of the windows, you are better able to assess what’s around you, which means that you’re going to be safer on the road.

If you choose to do your test in one of the coupe style models such as the Koup, or the sporty Pro_ceed, you might find that the back window is a little small, which could make things more difficult.

To get round this, you should go with something that has clear visibility from all angles, something which features on most of the small vehicles such as the Picanto, and the Sorento and Sportage SUVs.

Having said that, the large sports utility cars are not at all a good choice for passing your test in, simply because of their size.

Manoeuvres are a very common component of practical tests, and having a very large car will only make things more difficult.

Turns in the road and parallel parking can take a lot longer in a car that has a long wheelbase and large proportions, so you should stick with a small and easy to handle car.

Stalling is something that many new drivers worry about if they’re driving a manual car.

When it comes to taking your test, you should be reasonably confident that you aren’t going to stall it, but if you want to ensure that you won’t, then it’s a good idea to go with a diesel car.

They’re harder to stall because they generally have more torque, which means that they have better pulling power, and the engine won’t cut out under strain as easily.

Ideal: Kia Rio

In conclusion, if you’re looking for a car to pass your test in, then one of the smaller diesels such as the  Kia Rio would be ideal.

Avoid any of the large cars, and make sure that you’ve got excellent visibility, and you’ll be giving yourself the best possible chance of passing your test.

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