I drove the Genesis last week and absolutely loved it.

All week I had people chatting to me about how beautiful the design is. They seem to get the balance just right.

Inside the GV80 Coupe is all luxury and comfort. Let’s start with the seats. They are sumptuous and embrace the occupants like a lounge chair.

The flat bottom steering wheel surrounds the digital dash. To the left is a wide central screen that has excellent clarity.

There are flashes of real carbon fibre mixed with quilted Nappa Leather enhance the interior ambience.

Rear seats have a recline function as well as a fold flat ability. They also have two isofix and top tether points for baby seats.

Leg room is restricted and I’m not really a fan of the digital screens on the rear of the front seats.

The boot is generous but slightly limited by the coupe roof line.

Performance comes from a 3.5 litre V6 petrol engine that has reasonable acceleration but can get thirsty if pushed hard.

Ride is smooth and handling has a rear wheel bias with all wheel drive capability.

Pricing for the Genesis GV80 Coupe is from a little over $135,000 dollars plus the usual costs.

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Buyers of the Genesis GV80 Coupe could look at: Audi Q8 Sportback e-tron,  Mercedes Benz GLE Coupe, Range Rover Velar

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Launched at a time when Holden, Ford and Chrysler all were killing their respective rear wheel drive sports saloons, the Stinger became an instant Australian classic.

For good reason, it is affordable, stylish, comfortable and comes with two engine options, a 2.0L and 3.3L turbo six. Either engine provides excellent driver engagement but the 3.3L V6 is the engine of choice.

Stinger provides a powerful sports saloon, with practical liftback styling, all for between $52,500 through to the top spec GT for $66,460 plus the usual costs.

In an automotive world that will see the new EV6 GT electric car perform better than the Stinger, perhaps Kia would kindly drop the 3.3L V6 from the Stinger into the Sorento and give us a performance SUV at least.

Yes, listeners the Stinger death bell has been rung, we are not sure exactly when, but if you are a fan then grab one now while you can, before its wonderful exhaust note becomes but a memory.

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Stinger sits in a rapidly disappearing car category. The affordable four door sports saloon.

Buyers could look at the  Audi S3, Peugeot 508GT, Genesis G70, Audi S5 Sportback, Hyundai Sonata N-Line, or the Alfa Romeo Guilia,

Some other Kia Stinger articles

• Kia Stinger 2.0L GT-Line and 330S 2022 Review
• 2021 KIA Stinger PE 200 GT-LINE 2021 Radio Review
• Kia Stinger 3.3 GT 2021 Radio Review
• 2021 Kia Stinger 3.3l GT Review
• Kia Stinger 3.3L GT Carbon Radio Review
• 2020 Kia Stinger 3.3L V6 GT Carbon Edition 2020 Review
• Weekend in Melbourne with Kia Seltos and Stinger
• 2019 Kia Stinger 200S 2019 Review
• 2018 Kia Stinger 4-Cylinder Review
• Kia Stinger GT – Weekend at Hawks Nest
• 2018 Kia Stinger Launch Review

*MLP Includes GST and LCT but excluding statutory charges, dealer costs and dealer delivery. See your dealer for RDAP. Does not include price of options. Some features mentioned in the article are options. RDAP means Recommended Drive Away Price (without options but including all other charges)

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