2021
Automatic
28.0 mpg
Tax: £190
Mileage: 22,533
Petrol
2019
28.5 mpg
Mileage: 62,121
Mileage: 15,548
27.7 mpg
Mileage: 7,089
2023
Mileage: 7,462
Tax: £180
Mileage: 15,288
Mileage: 17,193
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2020
Mileage: 20,000
40.9 mpg
Mileage: 39,325
Diesel
2018
Tax: n/a
Mileage: 52,865
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Yes, it's a Kia. Yes, you might want one. No, this 'Gran Turismo' model isn't merely a copy of something German. This is the Kia Stinger. The looks don't lie. Here, we look at the original 2017-2021-era version of this car as a used buy.
It's probably evident by now that we like the Stinger very much. It's certainly not the kind of car you would expect from this ambitious Korean brand, but in many ways it's the sort of model only Kia could have made. The styling's unconstrained by the need to reference other premium designs in the brand's portfolio because at the time of this car's original launch, there weren't any. In the same way, the drive dynamics have been individually judged, giving this car a fluid, rewarding feel that fits perfectly with its 'Gran Turismo' billing. Once you've tried it, you'll feel a hint of compromise in most European rivals. Designer Gregory Guillaume reckoned the Stinger would signal a 'paradigm shift' in the way that customers perceive the brand and that could well be true. It certainly represented a brave move on Kia's part, from its cartoonish name, to the swagger in its styling, to its defiantly old-school European-style rear-driven platform. But no matter how good it is, executive buyers will have to get past that badge on the boot lid. We have a feeling that the sweet spot in the range might lie with the temptingly priced 2.0-litre petrol model rather than this V6 GT S variant, but either way, you'll get yourself an automobile that fundamentally feels like it's been created by people who like cars. A lot. That's a rarity in today's market. And it deserves your attention.
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