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2019 Kia Picanto AO Edition v Toyota Yaris Ascent Comparison

2019 Kia Picanto AO Edition v Toyota Yaris Ascent Comparison

Posted on February 1, 2019 By Jarvis

Top-selling light cars go head-to-head in a $17,000 battle royale

The 2019 Kia Picanto and 2019 Toyota Yaris may be small cars, but these models sell in big numbers. Pint-sized first cars priced under $20k, we want to know if the upstart Kia Picanto can take on the tried and trusted Toyota Yaris?

Small cars, big value

The Toyota Yaris and Kia Picanto are well respected light cars. Priced here at $16,920 (plus on-road costs) for the Yaris Ascent and $17,290 (plus ORCs) for the Picanto AO Edition they’re cheap and cheerful hatchbacks that exist to bring new, usually younger customers to their respective brands – and hopefully keep them on as faithful buyers for life.
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