The Kia Stinger isn't a limited edition vehicle so I'm not going to rush in a put a deposit. But there are those who have, I believe Kia sold around 2,000 of them through preliminary orders and around 42% of them are the 3.3 twin-turbo model.
Thanks for posting that link.For those looking for a Stinger and aren't sure which ones the local dealership was in stock, there's a handy tool on the Kia USA site that you can use. I used some random search parameters so you can change those to suit your location and specifics.
https://www.kia.com/us/en/dealers/inventory/stinger/2018/10001
I totally agree as I sit here with no new car because ford had to buy back my 2017 fusion sport... That car had so much potential but engine and electrical problems plagued the first model year.As incredible as the new Stinger looks, I'm always weary to buy into the first generation of a new model. There's a lot of risk involved in purchasing a vehicle on a platform that hasn't been proven. I suppose a lot of the worry can be alleviated by the factory warranty, but I think id like to wait to see what kind of recalls come along.
Wow, what a move from owning a G8. I thought maybe that someone in your position would want the Chevy SS because to me it seems to be just about the best super sedan out there. Have you driven one?I am driving my G8 again until I feel comfortable with the Stinger. My son starts driving in a few months so I think that I will get him a car soon and drive that for a bit to save miles on the G8.