HERE’S a car worth its weight in choccy biscuits. Well, almost. Kia’s Picanto costs 1.1p per gram of goodness, whereas a McVitie’s Penguin is 1p per gram, depending on where you do your shopping.

If you're feeling the cost of living sting, there's a good chance you've scaled back your ambitions for your next new car. You may have even looked at some of Australia's most affordable brand-new ...

If you live in the United States, you probably don’t know what a Kia Picanto is. And we cannot blame you for that, because not many petrolheads are into city cars. Sitting under the Rio in Kia’s ...

Kia’s designers have pulled off a few neat little tricks with the latest Picanto. For though the compact, city car takes up the same amount of space on the road, some clever packaging has improved the ...

Over in America, you can't shrink a Kia any further than the five-door Rio or a Soul if we're talking crossovers. But in places like Australia, Europe, or the United Kingdom, the refreshed Kia Picanto ...

How luxurious should a city car be? In my first report on the Kia Picanto, I touched on the subject of specification, particularly inside. Now I’d like to talk a bit more about the interior spec of ...

You don’t need to scan the car price lists for too long to realise that the Kia Picanto is a bit of a throwback. At a time when practically every new car seems to be big and heavy, stuffed with ...

The new Kia Picanto has loads of sex appeal, features and performance — enough to seriously trouble the Volkswagen Up. By Thomas Falkiner Well, well, well — what have we got here? What you’re looking ...

The Kia Picanto is genuinely fun and engaging to drive. The suspension is a little firmer than what you’ll find on its city car rivals, though. Engines range from 1.0 62 AMT to 1.25 X-Line Readers ...

Kia’s Picanto costs 1.1p per gram of goodness, whereas a McVitie’s Penguin is 1p per gram, depending on where you do your shopping. P-p-p-pick up a Picanto. Turns out many of you do. The corking ...

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