TheBusch
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Kia Stinger Dead in 2022: Report
Kia sold six Tellurides for every Stinger in the U.S. last year.

The writer of the article probably works for KIA dealershipsThree, count 'em three, threads on this now, all from the same blog.This rumor comes up every several months. I think that the instigator is always this same blog.
Makes me glad I searched for and found a GTSThis will go the way of the Supra IMO.. with the GTS being the Holy Grail… yes…I’m manifesting this right now..
This will go the way of the Supra IMO.. with the GTS being the Holy Grail… yes…I’m manifesting this right now..
Had a guy stop at my driveway last night while i was doing yard work looking at my car. Talked to him for a bit. He apparently was deciding between the stinger and the acura and ended up going with the Acura TLX.
I asked him why, he said well they are very similar cars? I said well the stinger doesn't have a 4 cylinder engine for starters and has roughly 100 HP more unless you get the type S which still only has 355 HP.
And considering the Type S starts at 60k while the stinger starts at 50k, they aren't really comparable.
He looked a bit embarrassed and continued walking his dog. I guess he didn't bother doing any real research.
I was actually referring to Canadian pricing. there is a 10k CAD delta between the two here. We don't have the 4 cylinder stinger here at all.Just fyi, a fully loaded AWD Type S is $54k compared to a fully loaded AWD Stinger's price of $56k. (TLX starts at $37.5k vs the base Stinger's $36.5k)
The Type S is bigger, heavier, and down 10 HP but when comparing the two many will view that as minor minuses and go with the Acura for the "premium" brand experience. The Type S is probably the Stinger's most closely matched competition.
But the fact that your neighbor bought it and didn't even have enough knowledge on the subject to correct you means he deserves the car he ended up with.