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I hope you are not a Marine boot who got suckered into a high-interest rate loan by some shyster dealer outside the gate at Pendleton. Probably not, with a $55 k car loan. Enjoy it!

But it's still a Buick, something fathers drove in the fifties if they could afford something better than a ford or chevy. Doesn't compare to the stinger!

I think its a little tooo glitzy. but the general design is good. if i had ro choose today between the two, i'd choose the stinger, just for looks -- but without the fake hood intakes.

who's betting the faux vents will disappear, maybe 2019, most likely 2020.

I'm sure everything will be sorted by the 2019 model. I've never had a Kia so I have no idea how good they are to get on top of things. or how good the service departments are, generally.

I'm actually waiting for 2020 when my leases exire on my current 2017s. Then I'll get a leftover 2019 or 2020.

Yes, they have to go. Its hard to believe the designers of this great looking car tacked those on. It makes no sense.

I made the same comment in another thread. They make this very classy vehicle look like XXXX! It's actually mindboggling that the designer of this great looking car stuck that crap on the hood. I'm hoping by 2020 they delete them!!!!!!

That blue is booooring, especially for a hot hatch like the Stinger. I had that same blue on a 2014 Jeep Cherokee Limited. Believe me, it's a very conservative color.

True, but what is a catch can? to catch loose oil? never heard of one until here.

So maybe stop the whining and search and find another car. there are plenty of them around now. Sorry for your first world predicament.

I love the color, but it should be part of the regular color lineup. nothing that special. the hummer h2 had the same yellow and its still a knockout when you see one.

The Stinger is DEFINITELY a grand touring hatchback. I have a Mazda3 GT 5 door hatchback manual and its like a baby Stinger.

Nicely done!!!!!

I totally agree, well done. So, you are waiting until fall-winter '18 to buy/lease?

Never considered a Kia until I discovered the Stinger, and I discovered it a bit too late -- just after November 2017 when I leased two new cars. If I had known about the Stinger in AWD, it might have replaced both new ones. Now 2020.

it's just promotion and advertising. it'll sell at list, or even below -- unless some idiot with a fat wallet wants it for bragging rights and pays over msrp.

Southern New England (hour from NYC)...I'd be driving a 2.0 (loaded) Stinger today had I not leased two new vehicles (2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 2017 Mazda 3 GT hatch with manual tranny) before I knew of the Stinger. The Stinger would have replaced the Mazda, which is like a baby Stinger. Oh...