For Sale 2019 Stinger GT2 AWD Ceramic Silver, Red Nappa Leather, approx. 2700 Miles. $38,000

[Guitarcrazy]

I bought this car in September and just haven't driven it. I got the AWD model thinking I would drive in winter, but I just can't bring myself to drive when weather is bad. Totally stock, no dings, dents, or defects. Totally as-new condition. I sold an MX-5 and got the Stinger, but I think I will go back to a 2 seater. I am in Great Falls, Montana. 2019 Kia Stinger GT2 All Wheel Drive - 2700 Miles - cars & trucks -...

Thanks. J

2019 Kia Stinger GT2 All Wheel Drive - 2700 Miles - cars & trucks -...

This is a car you don't see every day. Kia hired the head of BMW's M division and tasked him to...

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[sting me]

That's a heck of a deal!

 

[2Slo4u]

Looked at your ad - as far as I understand the 10 year warranty is not transferable to the next owner

 

[Luminary]

Looked at your ad - as far as I understand the 10 year warranty is not transferable to the next owner

Are you sure, I thought it can transfer from a private sale. My first Kia way back in 2006 I bought used in a private sale and the warranty was still good. The Kia dealership fixed some issue with the cat converter under warranty when it failed emissions a few months after I bought it. It was a 2005 Kia Sadona.

 

[Guitarcrazy]

This is my second Kia, my wife had an Optima prior to this. When we sold the Optima the dealer said the new owner could transfer the remainder of the 5 year, 60,000 mile powertrain warranty. As far as I know this applies to all Kias, not just the Optima.

 

[cwatt79]

5 year/60,000 mile power train warranty is correct. The standard 10 year/100,000 mile power train warranty is only for the original owner. It is reduced to 5/60,000 for the second owner, unless it is Certified by Kia. The other warranties (bumper to bumper and roadside assistance) fully transfer with 5/60,000 coverage.

 

[eflyguy]

They state it varies by vehicle, but in general, the basic warranty transfers and the 10yr does not unless it is CPO.

 

[Guitarcrazy]

The car is sold. Carvana offered me $38620 to buy the car outright, so I took their offer. It was a very easy experience, signing took less than 10 minutes and the money was wired in my account the next day. It was a fantastic car, but I just didn't drive it enough to justify keeping it around.

 

[stingerbeagle]

That's pretty amazing. In another post, you said your buyout was $38297.39, which I assume represents everything you paid to Kia? So you made money on it?

 

[Guitarcrazy]

Considering I had to drive to California to give it to them, I wouldn't say I made money. I certainly didn't lose money though.