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2019 Picanto
From $18,490
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2019 Rio
From $22,490
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2019 Cerato
From $26,990
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2019 Optima
From $44,990
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2019 Stinger
From $54,990
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2019 Niro EV
From $69,990
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2019 Niro Hybrid
From $39,990
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2020 SELTOS
From $25,990
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2019 Sportage
From $35,990
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2020 Sorento
From $49,990
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2019 Carnival
From $49,990
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Invercargill
Southland Kia
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Phone 03-215-8539 or email us
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About us
Southland Vehicle Sales is a family owned business with genuine family values, and we're here for the long haul. It may sound clichéd, but we really do treat our customers and suppliers exactly the same way we treat our friends, so it's not surprising that's just what many of our customers go on to become. We didn't set up a business to sell cars - we set up a business to serve Southlanders. That's why we have so many motoring solutions. We can help with everything from great quality new and used cars to easy access to finance that's available whether you buy from us or privately, and we service what we sell. Because we're big-picture thinkers, we have always thought much further ahead than just one sale. We work to ensure every customer gets a great deal every time they deal with us. That is both the cornerstone of our Buy Safe, Buy Sure philosophy and the secret of our success. Buy safe; buy sure - four little words that take the risk out of buying a vehicle. Unique to SVS, the Busy Safe, Buy Sure programme is our commitment to you which epitomizes the principles we standby. It automatically applies to every vehicle sold - new or used - and it won't cost you an extra cent, check out our website for more details.
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We have a huge range of new and used vehicles, including the latest 2018 models.
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Southland Kia can take care of all your warranty and servicing requirements.
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