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Take a look. I'm edging ever so slightly into electric and autonomous cars. The autonomy part will lag heavily on my desired side but it seems electricity has many benefits. http://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars/first-drives/a15070866/tesla-model-3-test-drive-review/

Are those the tips or the whole bumper clip that comes with the Haus exhaust?

Doesn't seem hard, just tedious. My advice is have a reputable shop do the coating. Ceramic Pro seems to be a good company to go with as they provide lifetime warranties. Doing yourself isn't bad but it'll save your butt if you happen to mess the paint/clearcoat up.

Doc fee is usually $125 here. $244 is a bit extreme. +1 on what KiaFan said to look into

The Corvette museum has all kinds of attractions from their owners. Kia should do something similar with the Stinger community to have a centralized point every year

That'll be the day... How is it anti-theft if the car has to be locked for remote start to initiate and for the button along with the brake pedal to be depressed? I understand the concept, however, I don't get why it's classified that way if there are already three safety nets

Not bashing you at all, just putting my opinion out there. If all we had to do was, like the million other cars out there with remote start, hold the brake and push the start button, it would be excellent. I know of cheaper cars, I mean way cheaper, that have the functionality on the factory key...

Since you have to turn the vehicle on again after starting it, I won't be getting it. I'll do an aftermarket fob. That's definitely a bummer from a convenience standpoint. It's either buy an aftermarket one or not get one at all. UVO would be good if it's free. The BlueLink system Hyundai uses...

Car and Driver did 4.4 sec. This car is way underrated. Someone had 351whp on one of their dyno runs and it was stock. Insurance reasons maybe?

I talked with a dealer near me and got a residual value of $27,000 after a 3 year/30k mile lease on a GT2. I assume you are almost as aggressive as them if not more. Ouch...

Make sure they didn't rush through anything. Check the connections if you can and test the auto start multiple times.

Is the white Stinger a premium? If so, what are your lease deals?

Depending on your location in Washington, you could probably get away with summer tires if it doesn't get below 35 or so constantly. The safest and most convenient thing to do is have two sets of wheels and tires. One for winter and one for the other three seasons. That way you don't run into...

As you may know, performance tires have a lower tread-ware rating. Because of this, the tread is softer and hardens as temperatures plummet. If the temperature is too low, they harden and the overall performance of the tire is decrease considerably. Storing tires in climates that are not...

I test drove a GT Micro Blue last week and it looked rather smug, which I liked. Good choice and welcome!

TurboTx Care to share?

It was a mistake on my part. I had traction off during the brake stand but I didn't have it in stage two (need to hold the ESC button for more than 3 seconds). It'll then say launch control active. See link for ATXStinger post regarding activation and use of the system. I wonder also, it shows...

If it's true, you guys had me fooled big time!

Came across this on my Facebook feed. What a time to be alive... So where do you guys actually live? [screwy]

Well that answers it lol thanks