The main difference between the Kia Stinger GT1
and GT2
is that the GT2 comes with many more standard features than the GT1—although both share the same twin turbo 3.3-liter V6 engine with 368 horsepower
and 376 pound-feet of torque. The Stinger is a sleek luxury sedan, but on much more of a budget than its luxury European rivals.
It’s got a flashy fastback roofline that comes with a convenient hatchback liftgate. The Stinger’s comfortable interior and lots of standard tech features provide plenty of value, even if it doesn’t quite match up to its rivals. Not to mention, the Stinger is fun to drive and comes with rear-wheel drive, but all-wheel drive is available.
Here are a few key features of the Stinger GT1:
Launch control for excellent acceleration
Limited-slip rear differential
(to enhance traction while accelerating) Torque-vectoring rear differential (provides more agility when cornering; AWD models only)
Power-adjustable front passenger seat
The GT2 gets everything the GT1 has, along with the following performance, interior, and tech upgrades:
Adaptive suspension for enhanced ride comfort and handling stability
Power opening hatch liftgate
Premium Nappa leather
upholstery Surround view camera system for easier parking
15-speaker Harman Kardon audio system
If you want the best, then the GT2 is the one you want!