Which Kia Stinger trim will you purchase?

[MarkyMark]

Thanks for doing the math [MENTION=477]MarkyMark[/MENTION]
However I would like to say that real world driving mpg may differ. In my case, GT2 running 93 octane, I am averaging 25.3 MPG with mixed driving, 40% highway and 60% city.
Just this morning on my way to work I got 27.7 MPG no highway driving and an average speed of 45 mph and lots of traffic lights. Also in comfort mode.

Indeed, driving conditions, how you drive, mode, all play a big role in mileage. Anyone can do their math and figure out what may happen, but it's great to see a GT2 getting such great mileage!

By chance, is where you live relatively flat? I'm in the PacNW and it's constant mountains or hills, ups and downs with a ton of traffic lights everywhere... I never get close to rated mileage, ever. That said, if driving styles were steaks, I'm probably a medium-well, with the led foot!

 

[Genesis]

Wow Mark appreciate the time you took to help us, thank you sir! Seems cost savis are nothing for my budget so I will choose to go with the Best! GT baby!

 

[MarkyMark]

Wow Mark appreciate the time you took to help us, thank you sir! Seems cost savis are nothing for my budget so I will choose to go with the Best! GT baby!

Congrats! (sooner than later I'm assuming).

 

[GDI Guy]

Wow [MENTION=477]MarkyMark[/MENTION] that's a great post.

Coming from a 2.0L owner, I would also suggest getting the 3.3L. With my heavy foot, I'm averaging around 19-20mpg.

 

[MarkyMark]

Wow [MENTION=477]MarkyMark[/MENTION] that's a great post.

Coming from a 2.0L owner, I would also suggest getting the 3.3L. With my heavy foot, I'm averaging around 19-20mpg.

Nice input GDI Guy. This is where mileage testing can be deceiving. 2.0L Turbo engines are everywhere now-a-days, but step on them to any degree and they can be gas guzzlers in their own right. But when they test these, they are running up and into turbo mode as little as possible. So yah, I can see how the mileage with a decently heavy car and a 2.0L Turbo Stinger won't always get the best of mileage - or what you might expect.

 

[Genesis]

Yeah that is true, I saw a Korean youtube video comparing the G70 2.0 turbo with the V6 and surprisingly the 2.0 Turbo gabe less MPG! They explained is because the smaller engine had to strain to keep up with the V6. So yes indeed will get the GT baby!