The Kia Stinger Is More Interesting Than an M3

From Road & Track

I live in a big metropolitan area. Every day on my walk to and from work, I see at least two or three BMW M cars driving around. I've become so accustomed to seeing them that I've begun to lose interest. It's the opposite with the Kia Stinger.

If I see a Stinger coming down the road, I take the time to give it a second look. Not because I love the way it looks or how it drives, it's just that it's new and fresh, a break from the norm. That's what makes the Stinger special, and it's one of the main reasons why Mr. Regular of Regular Car Reviews enjoys it so much in his latest review video.

And it's not different in a bad way, either. It has a rear-wheel drive layout, a hatchback rear end, and a 365-horsepower twin-turbo engine. Among the waves of silver, white, and black German luxury cars that litter American cities everywhere, the Stinger is a welcome alternative I'm glad Kia decided to bring to the market.

Let Mr. Regular explain why.

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