Video: Korean language review of 2.0T Stinger

[unintelligible]

Just saw this one pop up on my daily search of YouTube for anything Stinger related. It's a Korean-language review of the 2.0L Stinger. Can't get much out of the discussion as I don't speak Korean but this is the first public-road, in-car video I have seen so far. It's looking good!

 

[Kia Stinger]

Thank you for posting this video. Ya know - we could really use somebody who speaks both Korean and English to create subtitles for some of these videos. That would be nice...

 

[davebo]

Hey nice find. I don't speak Korean aside from counting to ten I remember from Tae Kwon Do classes, but it's still nice footage of the car. Wish we knew exactly how tall the reviewer was. The headroom when sitting in the back may be a bit of a stretch for 6'+ individuals.

 

[Kia Stinger]

Hey nice find. I don't speak Korean aside from counting to ten I remember from Tae Kwon Do classes, but it's still nice footage of the car. Wish we knew exactly how tall the reviewer was. The headroom when sitting in the back may be a bit of a stretch for 6'+ individuals.

Hah! Me too! Tae Kwon Do when I was a kid. That 1-10 is stuck in my head forever...

 

[mediocrepizza]

He seems to enjoy the throttle, that's a good sign. If you want some real entertainment, turn auto translate on. Also another favourite is "ooooooooOOOO" at 10:40.

 

[delirium]

Another review

 

[ralzod]

Both of these videos have recently had English captioning added by a third-party (kicksubs.com), so they are very worth watching now. The red GT in the 2nd video is apparently Stinger #2, purchased as a company car, and they have multiple videos posted on their channel related to it (not all are subtitled). There are some interesting build quality issues they point out upon delivery in the "3.3 inspection" video above, which they had Kia repair, and also a very cool look at the underside of the chassis. I was very excited to see an interior detail that I'm personally OCD about (telescoping sun visors), but is rarely discoverable on the spec sheets.

 

[ralzod]

Two other Korean review videos that lack captioning, but have interesting detail…

11:40 scrolling through MFD screens & HUD
28:40 onramp cornering
30:00 offramp cornering
31:30 freeway at speed
33:00 onramp again
43:25 city driving shows Nav w/lane guidance

pull to 156MPH (252KPH)