These cars are very underrated in almost ever department. I bet awd made easy work of a lot of those Canadian terrains too. Glad you are enjoying your Stinger 👌

Hey, thanks for the sub and sweet ride. New videos coming soon on the Stinger and other stuff.

Not too bad. Elevation and terrain play a role too. The drive from LA to Vegas and back doesn't have too many hills and I utilized the coasting feature as much as possible

That's the original ceramic silver, color hasn't been modified. Tinted windows is something people are going to do anyways or can be installed by a dealership. Tinted tail lights is technically illegal. I agree however, I think 18 gallons would make more sense. The tank can carry 16 gallons. That's the most I've been able to put into the car.

@AnthonyCessor I know. But in the thumbnail of your vid, you put a colored filter over it that made it look tan. I was just saying that if kia made that color in real life for the stinger, that would've been cool. I didn't know tinted taillights were illegal. Land rover has one of their suvs with tinted taillights from the factory. Also I've seen many chargers and challengers with tinted taillights over em. I think as long as the light can shine thru with a certain brightness, its OK. It would stretch the road trip distance before refueling by a longshot

@@blackice7408 The thumbnail picture of my car has no filter on it. I took the picture during a specific hour (Golden hour) that helped with lighting. At least in California, it's illegal, I can't speak for other states. Factory is okay, any outside modifications to decrease light visibility from factory is illegal. Will depend on if the cop wants to pull you over for it or not. I can drive from LA to Vegas and still have about 60-80 miles of range left. My previous car which was a 2016 Corolla gave me about 40-50 miles of range so personally I don't think it's all that bad

Thank you. I will actually be ordering eibach sway bars in the near future and give either track impressions or canyon driving impressions.

Borla is making an exhaust with the active valve for the 2022+ Stingers. I suspect they will release it sometime next month.

2020 3.3 tt panthera metal ♥️ took the piece out the day I bought it.

I'm considering that intake and the k&n typhoon mainly because the k&n is easier to get in Cali.

Everyone has their opinions, however I have driven from LA to Vegas at least 4 times and going again in two weeks, driven from LA to San Diego 3 times, and LA to San Francisco once all in the Stinger and me and all my passengers agree it's the most comfortable car for road trips of the 12 other cars that any of us could take. It's not to say there isn't better cars for long distance road trips and most SUV's are more comfortable to begin with. But as a 4 door GT car for 50k, the Stinger nails it.

On any road trip I hope to hit some twisty roads on the way and this is why I’d take the Stinger for a trip like that.

My wheels are stock, they are the 2022 Scorpion edition wheels but eventually made it onto the 2023 stingers

The mileage you get is nuts. I’m lucky to get 25 on the highway. 13 around town.

@@intrinsicimagery for me it all depends on how fast you're going and hills. I can still get 28-29 MPG going 80-85 mph for 20ish miles on the highway with cruise control. My foot isn't very efficient so ill usually lose about 3-4 mpg if not using cruise haha. City mileage is rough tho haha