YIKES! Kia's New Stinger To Undercut BMW 4 Series By Over $11,000!

Kia's highly anticipated Stinger sports sedan is expected in U.S. dealerships next month, spread across five available trim levels.

The entry-level Stinger is priced from $31,900, while the Stinger Premium starts at $37,100, the Stinger GT at $38,350, and the GT1 and GT2 at $43,250 and $49,200 respectively. Adding all-wheel drive means spending an extra $2,000, and then you've got the $900 destination charge.

That's significantly less than other premium sports cars in the segment, such as the 4-cylinder turbocharged 430i that starts from $43,100 or the Audi A5 Sportback that is priced from $42,600. The V6-powered GT is also cheaper than its theoretical rivals, as the 440i GC starts from $49,500 (not taking into consideration any differences in equipment). 

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Car4life1 - 11/16/2017 1:58:22 PM

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Alright Kia, you and Hyundai just might follow that Lexus recipe to success and then some

countguy - 11/16/2017 2:27:46 PM

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LOL, anyone really stupdid enough to pay that much for a kia. This competes with buick, lincoln, ford. Genesis can't even compete with luxury brands so this definitely does not.

carloslassiter - 11/16/2017 3:13:51 PM

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Laughable that this is the headline. It's a frickin' Kia that no one is cross-shopping with BMW, Audi, MB, etc.

hangtime010 - 11/16/2017 4:02:03 PM

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the only time someone shopping for an Audi, BMW or M-B will visit Kia, Hyundai, Buick (for any of their cars) is when they're at an autoshow. And I'm thinking they might just look in that direction as they pass by (to see if the washroom is in that area).

Yonder7 - 11/16/2017 5:24:06 PM

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Well, I just want to see a performance compare and also a long term. How many here are willing to bet that the BMW 4 series wil be more reliable than the KIA?, I will bet for the KIA, (i do not like to that but I won't lose my money). German cars are lovely but that is not enough for me. BMWs reliavility is horrible. But lets see what happen with the time.

CarCrazedinCali - 11/16/2017 6:45:37 PM

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What a joke!

carloslassiter - 11/16/2017 7:12:34 PM

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Breaking news: Toyota Camry $200K less than a Bently.

MDarringer - 11/16/2017 9:44:50 PM

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Then you factor in the $11K price cut on the BMW 4 Series to get it off the lot and...