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Dealer Price:
$36,690 - $54,090

Dealer Invoice:
$35,038 - $51,655

Incentives: Get 2.9% Financing on a Stinger with national incentives or rebates

2023 Stinger
GT-Line, GT2

Financing Incentive: 2.90% to 3.90%
Expiration Date: 10/31/2023 - Resource: kia.com 09/13/2023

Engine (HP, Size, Type)	300 @ 5800, 2.5 L/152, Intercooled Turbo Premium Unleaded I-4 368 @ 6000, 3.3 L/204, Twin Turbo Premium Unleaded V-6
Transmission	Automatic w/OD
Height, Overall min. (in)	55.1
Length, Overall min. (in)	190.2
Wheelbase, min. (in)	114.4
Width, w/o Mirrors (in)	73.6
Base Curb Weight, min. (lbs)	3611

GT-Line	$36,690 Starting MSRP	GT-Line RWD - $36,690 GT-Line AWD - $38,890
GT2	$51,890 Starting MSRP	GT2 RWD - $51,890 GT2 AWD - $54,090

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