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They often say that less is more. It’s certainly true when you’re considering the asking price of a new family car, like the
2021 Kia Sorento.
While Australia has often been thought of as a country happy to spend up on high-spec models, it’s often further down the ladder of grades that you will find the so-called sweet spot.
We’ve been impressed enough with the Kia Sorento to award it Drive Car of the Year, and we've spent plenty of time with the diesel variants. Now it's time to look at the base-level Sorento, the cheapest model in the range. And before you account for on-road costs, you’re looking at a large SUV with room for seven on board for just below the 50-grand watermark: