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How much is a 2013 Kia Rio worth?
I’ve been going through an existential crisis lately, thinking about my self-worth and wondering what it all means, ya know? Anyways, I’m ditching the city for the country, where I’ll get around by bike and on foot, to really connect with the land and, hopefully, myself. Also, I’m getting rid of my car. How much is a 2013 Kia Rio worth?
Jason Tushinski · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Well we can’t argue with embracing one’s convictions, so good luck in the bush! And while we’re at it, we’ll help you get rid of that car—a 2013 Kia Rio will fetch you an average of $16,990 for the sedan. A hatchback will bring in noticeably less, between $11,990 and $12,590, depending on the trim level, mileage, and condition of the vehicle.
You’ll be happy to see that the 2013 Kia has held its value decently over the past decade, so long as it’s in good condition. There are a few factors that have helped the Rio remain a good catch if looking for a used car:
- The 2013 Rio were a step up from previous years, especially in terms of design, performance, and comfort.
- The base model LX’s 1.6 L 4 cylinder engine boasts surprisingly powerful acceleration, even if it sports just 138 horsepower.
- Both the sedan and hatchback are very roomy for the car’s overall size, due to its high-mounted dash and remarkably quiet cabin.
- The 2013 RIo came standard with a slew of standard safety features, including 4 wheel antilock disc brakes, stability control, front seat airbags and side curtain airbags, amongst others.
So, whether you’re selling your Kia Rio sedan or hatchback, you should get a decent return on it. Good luck going off the grid!
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