The 2018 iteration of the Kia Stinger is an impressive bundle of performance, value, and style in an attractive sporty package. It’s no slouch when compared to similar vehicles such as the luxury editions of BMW, Infiniti Q50, or Audi and others. The high-end GT model is priced lower than its competitors. Powered by a 3.3 liter twin-turbo V-6 that throws 376 pound-feet of torque, the Stinger races from zero to 60 miles per hour in 4.4 seconds. The top speed of 167 mph is also better than its peers. The vehicle is noticeably heavier than the others, which contributes to better stability and handling, especially at higher speeds.
A Comfortable and Roomy Interior
The driver and passenger seats are designed to offer a spacious feel. They are separated by a wide armrest, and there is plenty of legroom. Rear-seat passengers may have some adjusting to do, as space is a bit compromised by the sloping roofline. The front seat padding is firm and features multi-way adjustments to satisfy drivers of various shapes and sizes. The dual climate control system ensures the cabin temperatures are customized to suit the occupants.
In the summer, most people like to plan a trip since they have the time and the weather is nice. As they pack up to get on the road, many drivers find that their cars don’t quite meet their needs. Taking a trip in a car that is not right for you can make that trip pretty uncomfortable. Fortunately, Kia has a lot of models to choose from that can solve that problem. Here is a look at the three best Kia models for road trips.