TrueCar.com now lists the Stinger

[AnyVare]

Just sharing that www.truecar.com now lists the kia. And currently lists a fully loaded GT2 at $51,595 MSRP (US). Hopefully as people start buying and people start using the site, the "TrueCar" pricing by geo area will get better.

 

[Kia Stinger]

Just sharing that www.truecar.com now lists the kia. And currently lists a fully loaded GT2 at $51,595 MSRP (US). Hopefully as people start buying and people start using the site, the "TrueCar" pricing by geo area will get better.

Good catch and thank you for letting us know. I used TrueCar to get the best deal for both my past two cars. $37k out the door on a 2015 Genesis Sedan and $33k out the door on a fully loaded 2016 Honda Accord V6 Touring. TrueCar was a big help getting those deals to happen...

 

[AnyVare]

Well, after entering my choices for a GT2 AWD...I've started to get some replies.... and they're coming in over $55K because of market adjustments, delivery fees and dealer fees. For a car without 360 cameras, rear heated seats, wireless charging and remote start...I don't think they're going to sell as many as they hope. At over $55K, there are so many other cars to choose from. Maybe in the spring after they're still on the lot and they launch the G70, they'll re-price the US cars to make more sense.

 

[Kia Stinger]

Well, after entering my choices for a GT2 AWD...I've started to get some replies.... and they're coming in over $55K because of market adjustments, delivery fees and dealer fees. For a car without 360 cameras, rear heated seats, wireless charging and remote start...I don't think they're going to sell as many as they hope. At over $55K, there are so many other cars to choose from. Maybe in the spring after they're still on the lot and they launch the G70, they'll re-price the US cars to make more sense.

They dealer fees will come down before the G70 launches. This is only going to happen in the very beginning to get the buyers who are willing to spend the most money right off the bat. They will run out of those buyers very quickly...

 

[jasheppard84]

I used TrueCar today to request a Panthera Metal/Red Nappa Leather GT2 AWD in US-spec, 19-inch wheels, and with all of the port-installed options that would require "actual" installation (mud guards, puddle lights, sill plates, films, etc... Not cargo net, tray, etc.)

If I had to, I'd take blue with black or red leather, or silver with the light gray leather... But since Kia's US site says none of these are available in that trim, I'm gonna go out on a limb and try to get my preference.

If I can't get any of my preferences, I may just toy with the dealers until a black with red leather shows up. I don't need a car right now, but would like this one. Hell, by the time I can get my preference, maybe it'll be a 2019 with all of our "missing" features... Lol.