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Your running the 2.0?I was pushed a bit by a souped up mini cooper.....he disappeared a few times in my rear view., when he did catch up he yelled out the window, ''Man thats fast!''.

Your running the 2.0?I was pushed a bit by a souped up mini cooper.....he disappeared a few times in my rear view., when he did catch up he yelled out the window, ''Man thats fast!''.
YesYour running the 2.0?
Huh? Motortrend quotes 6.6 seconds...that's 2 seconds slower. Though, I'm sure there's a few tenths here and there.Yes
I'm only a second slower than the v6......quick is quick, 1 Mississippi,....see what I mean?,lol.
The official Kia 0-60 for the 2.0T is 5.9. I am quite sure that it can be beat, just like the official 4.7 0-60 for the 3.3TT has been beat. Those "official" figures are conservative.Huh? Motortrend quotes 6.6 seconds...that's 2 seconds slower. Though, I'm sure there's a few tenths here and there.
"The Stinger runs 0-60 mph in 6.6 seconds, 1.4 seconds slower than the 2.0-liter A5 coupe, and 1.1 seconds slower than the BMW 330i sedan we tested earlier this year. The quarter mile takes 15 seconds even, the Kia sailing through the top end at 95.2 mph. The Audi nails it in 13.8 seconds at 100.5 mph, and the BMW nails it in 14.3 seconds at 98.5 mph. Things are a little closer on the figure eight—the Stinger's 26.8-second time is just five-tenths of a second off the A5 coupe and seven-tenths behind the BMW sedan."
Never seen an official number like that from Kia. Even Car and Driver lists it as 6.1. And obviously any numbers can be beat, all depends on driver, tires, weather, etc. But to say the 2.0 is one second slower than the 3.3 is silly. All actual testing shows otherwise.The official Kia 0-60 for the 2.0T is 5.9. I am quite sure that it can be beat, just like the official 4.7 0-60 for the 3.3TT has been beat. Those "official" figures are conservative.
The official Kia 0-60 for the 2.0T is 5.9. I am quite sure that it can be beat, just like the official 4.7 0-60 for the 3.3TT has been beat. Those "official" figures are conservative.
I was going with the top quote highlighted in red, And 2/10ths of a second....It's still rounded to a second slower.......so I guess I'll be silly, still it is a second or close to a second as far as I care.Never seen an official number like that from Kia. Even Car and Driver lists it as 6.1. And obviously any numbers can be beat, all depends on driver, tires, weather, etc. But to say the 2.0 is one second slower than the 3.3 is silly. All actual testing shows otherwise.
Actually, I like the styling of the GT versions more-so than the speed. Though, the extra speed is nice for when I go up against anything faster than a Mini CooperI was going with the top quote highlighted in red, And 2/10ths of a second....It's still rounded to a second slower.......so I guess I'll be silly, still it is a second or close to a second as far as I care.
I really think you 3.3 owners find it hard to except that the 2.0's are a quick car and are only rivaled by a mere 1.2 seconds........sure reads that way to me....course I'm silly remember.
I won't lie, the front splitter and rear cooling ducts are what makes the 3.3 very appealing...and to me, envious. But It's all about the benjamins to me and what I get for the money.....so for 24 k I get a stinger and a 10 year /100,000 mile bumper to bumper waranty....not powertrain mind you...no no, from the front license plate bolt to the rear license plate bolt It's ALL covered.....How could I refuse?Actually, I like the styling of the GT versions more-so than the speed. Though, the extra speed is nice for when I go up against anything faster than a Mini Cooper![]()
Not sure what the deal is, but based on 0-60 times, the Stinger can take out most any BMW 3-series unless it's an M-version, and that's a different performance story.
1 second in the 1/4 mile is roughly 10 car lengths lolYes
I'm only a second slower than the v6......quick is quick, 1 Mississippi,....see what I mean?,lol.
1 second in the 1/4 mile is roughly 10 car lengths lol
1 second in the 1/4 mile is roughly 10 car lengths lol
