2015 Kia GT4 Stinger

by AllAutoExperts    |  24 December, 2015

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The 2015 Kia GT4 Stinger is the most aggressive representative of Kia Motors America.

The car can brag with a beautiful design and high performances, making out of driving an unforgettable experience.

2015 Kia GT4 Stinger is a 2+2 sports car, transforming a regular drive to work into a genuine race. The main purpose for the creators was to obtain a lightweight super-fast body, functional and legendary.

The car is powered by a turbo 2 liters engine, with direct injection and four cylinders. The engine works with a manual transmission gearbox, with six phases, directing all of the engine's power towards the rear wheels.

About the wheels: there could be a no better choice than 235 / 35R-20 Pirelli P-Zero Nestle tires in front and 275 / 35R-20 Pirelli P Zero in the back. The wheels are 20-inch alloy ones, with carbon fiber insertions, meant to reduce their weight.

2015 Kia GT4 Stinger is built on a custom made chassis, which includes a double suspension and provides an almost perfect weight distribution.

The most passionate Kia fans will instantly identify the basic Kia design language. Vertical LEDs, front air vents, front carbon-fiber splitter - these details make the car look gorgeous. The car's aspect is mainly aggressive; making it look like it is wearing sunglasses. The trunk is covered by a glass door.

2015 Kia GT4 Stinger has a simple interior, preserving the lightweight motif. The designers have generously used leather details and LEDs inside the car. The audio system is another key feature, which the driver and passengers will discover with great pleasure.

There aren't any plans on 2015 Kia GT4 Stinger getting into production yet. However, everybody knows that this is a perfect car for enthusiasts so we have our hopes up for the concept's future.

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