Whether it's your annual service, general wear and tear, or that much-needed Kia accessory, you want to fully enjoy your Kia. You can now spread the costs of these expenses into affordable monthly payments at no extra cost.
Introducing Bumper - Kia's payment partner. With Bumper, you can pay in instalments with 0% interest*, making it easy and affordable to keep your Kia running at its best.
Starting from as low as £60 and going up to £5,000 you can spread the costs into equal monthly amounts, with the first payment made on the day. Depending on the total cost, you can choose to divide your payments into a maximum of 6 instalments.
Whether you need routine service, repairs to keep your Kia running smoothly, or desire to equip your vehicle with premium Kia accessories, just ask to pay with Bumper.
When you contact or visit one of our TMS Kia Service Centres, simply mention Pay with Bumper to a member of our service team. They will assist you with exploring your options and guide you through the online application process.
Pay with Bumper Example.
The total cost is £360, which can be paid in three equal instalments of £120 each, with the first payment made on the day, resulting in a total payment of £360 with zero interest.
For more information on Bumper - Kia's payment partner, please get in touch.
TMS Kia Hinckley: 01455 899508 | TMS Kia Leicester: 0116 4647100
* PayLater (0% Interest) is a form of credit provided by Bumper International Limited subject to status. By using Bumper, you are taking out a form of credit and must be certain you can meet the payments throughout the term. 18+, UK residents only. There are no fees, interest, or additional charges, however missed payments may incur a one-off £12 administration fee. Failure to meet repayments will lead to a negative impact on your credit score that may affect your ability to borrow in the future. In extreme cases, recovering missed payments may include using a responsible debt collection agency, or as a last resort, taking legal action. Bumper’s instalment credit products are not currently regulated by the FCA. T&Cs apply.