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Kia Stinger (2018-2023) for sale

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About Kia Stinger (2018-2023)
5 Overall rating(5 reviews)
Neil R says...
Jun 28, 2026
This Kia stinger 3.3V6 GT - S is a highly under rated car. And in comparison to the likes of the bigger named cars such as Audi and Bmw, it really does stand its ground. The Kia definitely looks the part from the outside, and inside its luxurious , comfortable and absolutely packed with things that come as standard with the Kia but.with BMW and Audi you would most likely have to pay extra for, such as Heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheel, heads up display, electric boot. It drives really well putting down some serious power from the rear wheel drive, wit a decent 0-60 in between 4.5 - 4.7 secs. It is 100% value for money, as most 2nd hand Stingers retail between £22,000 and £30,000 for the newer 2022/23 models. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED
Tommy M says...
Jan 15, 2026
We had a 2019 2.0 GT absolutely loved it, lots of power and fully loaded with kit and tech. Fuel is poor around town but on motorway you can get about 33mpg but we didn’t buy the car for fuel economy. Gutted the car had to go back. The boot was a little smaller than my A6 We will get another one but not many come up for sale. Check service history because they need a service twice a year one being just an oil change.
Brian R says...
Jul 14, 2026
Better Spec than Audi BMW or Mercedes Stunning drive, like its, Stuck To Rails
James M says...
Nov 24, 2021
This car has everything you would want, Its a great saloon but the 1 and only reason I gave mine up was that I was finding it difficult to get out of, getting in wasnt a problem but the getting out was, if I was 10 years younger I would not hesitate,
Anonymous says...
Jun 2, 2021
simply has no competion at this price, you get the same performence and features as a bmw or merc costing 1000s more

 

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Kia Stinger (2018-2023) review | The brilliant sports saloon you may not have heard of

4
of 5
overall
Driving4/5
Practicality4/5
Running costs2/5
Tech and equipment4/5
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When Kia decided to break out of its mould of building sensibly-trousered SUVs and hatchbacks, it did so with some style. The Stinger was long, low and lithe, and blessed with a genuinely exciting rear-wheel-drive chassis and a gutsy V6 engine.
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