Kia Stinger Lease Deals

The Kia Stinger represents coupe styling, sports-saloon performance and 5-seat practicality rolled into one, with a generous dollop of long-distance comfort and an enviable reliability record.

If you’re looking to lease a 5-door coupe that can do it all, the Kia Stinger is a great option.

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Kia Stinger Gran Turismo3.3 T-GDi 361 GT S 5 Doors Auto

TransmissionAutomatic

Fuel TypePetrol

Boot Capacity406 Litres

0-62mph4.7 Seconds

£622.96

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Kia Stinger Top Features

Fun to drive.

Very comfortable.

Well-equipped.

How Does Leasing A Kia Stinger Work With Vanarama?

When you lease a Kia Stinger, it means you’ll drive home a brand-new car and make a fixed monthly payment. These fixed monthly payments will be paid for the length of your lease contract. While lease deals will often last between 2 to 5 years, you can tailor your leasing contract length.You can also set your expected annual mileage and choose how much you’d like to pay upfront. Car maintenance and servicing expenses are available as an optional extra, and these can be included in your lease deal. Once your lease deal ends, all you have to do is return the car. To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.Signing a Kia Stinger business lease means you’ll be able to reclaim 100% of the VAT on your lease deal, if your company is eligible.

Advantages Of A Kia Stinger Lease

The Stinger proves that Kia can take on the German premium brands at their own game. Keen drivers will find it one of the most satisfying cars in its class to drive and that dynamism has been achieved without compromising on comfort.This sporty coupe is a thoroughly convincing move into new territory for Kia, but it also doubles down on the brand’s traditional strengths, with lots of standard equipment and the peace of mind that comes from having one of the most comprehensive warranties in the business.

What’s The Cabin Like?

The Stinger is one of a growing band of cars that combine the sporty feel of a coupe with the practicality of a 5-door design. That puts it squarely up against the likes of the BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe and the Audi S5 Sportback.The seats are comfortable yet supportive, and you get luxuries like heated and cooled front seats, Nappa leather upholstery and a heated steering wheel as standard. There’s also a superb 15-speaker Harman Kardon stereo system, while the touchscreen that handles the infotainment functions is crisp to look at and intuitive to operate.

How Does The Kia Stinger Drive?

The Kia Stinger is currently only available in range-topping GT S specification. This combines a supple yet agile rear-wheel-drive chassis with a potent 3.3-litre twin-turbo petrol V6 and an 8-speed automatic gearbox. As a result, it can sprint from 0-62mph in 4.7 seconds and on to a top speed of 167mph.There’s plenty of grip, which means fast but controlled acceleration. But the Stinger also has a more playful side.Sport mode slackens off the stability control and the traction control, at which point you get a real sensation of the chassis balance changing with your throttle inputs. For keen drivers, it adds an extra level of depth to the experience that you don’t get with the 4-wheel-drive Audi S5 or the front-wheel-drive Volkswagen Arteon.It’s one of the more comfortable cars in its class, with nicely absorbent suspension and low noise levels.

The Stinger is one of the larger cars in its class, which means there’s plenty of space inside. Even tall adults will be able to get comfortable in the back, which isn’t always a given in a car like this. Likewise, the boot is a good size at 406 litres, with rear seats that fold in a 60/40 split to provide a large, flat loading bay.
With only the twin-turbo V6 petrol engine available, the Stinger has no direct rival to the smaller, more efficient engine options offered by some of its competitors. When compared to similarly-powerful range-topping models, such as the Volkswagen Arteon R and the BMW 440i M Sport, the Stinger GT S is in the same sort of ballpark.
Kia is famed for the reliability of its cars and its comprehensive 7-year warranty. Plus, you get an awful lot of car for the money, so monthly lease rates tend to be lower than similarly equipped competitors.

Kia Stinger Lease Models Available

Kia Stinger GT S

Kia keeps things very simple with the Stinger. In the UK, there’s now only one engine and transmission option, and only 1 trim spec. Literally the only choice you can make is the paint finish.

Kia Stinger Trim Levels

Trim levels available: GT S.Kia has thrown pretty much every comfort and convenience you could ask for into the Stinger’s standard equipment list. This includes a head-up display, heated front and rear seats (with cooling on the front seats), wireless phone charging and one of the finest stereos available at this price point.There’s also a comprehensive suite of driver assistance functions, including active cruise control, rear cross traffic alert and forward collision avoidance assist.

The Kia Stinger Vs Competitors

The Stinger can hold its head up high in the company of its German rivals, with exhilarating performance, a good cabin and impressive long-distance comfort.

The Audi S5 Sportback takes the material quality and cabin design another notch up, although it’s not quite as fun to drive as the Stinger. Meanwhile, the BMW 440i M Sport Gran Coupe still leads the class for driver involvement – it’s that little bit more agile than the Stinger and even better at resisting body roll.

The Alfa Romeo Giulia is also well worth considering. It’s a saloon rather than a coupe, but still gorgeous to look at and great to drive. The same goes for the Jaguar XE. And if you can compromise on size slightly, the somewhat smaller Mercedes-AMG CLA 35 AMG is a 4-door coupe that offers a huge amount of desirability and performance.

Yes. Kia was a top-10 finisher in the 2020 reliability survey carried out by What Car?, finishing above both Audi and BMW.
The Stinger’s boot isn’t as large as some rivals, but it’s competitive at 406 litres.
Leasing a Kia Stinger couldn’t be simpler. There’s only 1 trim level – the only choice you have to make is the colour.
Yes. Front and rear parking sensors are standard, as is a 360-degree camera.
The Stinger offers more room inside than most of its rivals. There’s also plenty of cabin storage, with large door bins, a generous glovebox and a central cubby.
This is a great leasing choice as it offers a lot of performance and equipment for the money. Cabin quality is impressive too, as is its long-distance comfort, thanks to supple suspension, good ergonomics and low noise levels.
Choose Vanarama for the best price on your Kia Stinger lease deal. We offer the best car leasing deals with our Price Promise including free delivery and free 30-day returns if you’re not completely satisfied. Plus, our experts will help with any questions you might have about your new car.