Video: The Curve Ahead – Episode 4 (Attention to detail)

[Kia Stinger]

The curve ahead represents unchartered territory, or a journey into the unknown. As an exciting new paradigm of performance beckons, it’s Kia’s attention to daring design detail that makes the journey more alluring.

“This new vehicle is going to fundamentally change the global image of Kia. It will revolutionize the way people think about the brand and propel us upwards into a different era. You cannot believe how excited I am about this car.” Peter Schreyer – President & Chief Design Officer, Kia Motors Corporation

 

[ballistic]

this video gives me the hope that interior materials are of high quality. i have little doubt the leather will be really nice and the seats will be comfortable but i hope there's not a lot of cheap plastic on the inside. for the price they really need to hit a home run here. this is going to be the most expensive kia for people who aren't aiming for high luxury. in other words i think this car is for a younger generation then the cadenza and k900.

 

[Jenny Wang]

That classical music is perfect for this video. I think Kia is aiming this car at people in their 30s and 40s who are financially comfortable and conscious of how they spend their money. Or save it.

 

[app_master]

I showed this one to my wife (cause you know she'll need to approve the purchase of the Stinger), she was impressed. She drives a bmw X5.

 

[Brian Keenan]

I showed this one to my wife (cause you know she'll need to approve the purchase of the Stinger), she was impressed. She drives a bmw X5.

It's pretty impressive that somebody driving an X5 can be impressed with a Kia. Times have really changed. There's probably somewhat of a ceiling to deal with when you're already at the top of your game. There's nowhere but up for Kia to go. And they're catching up quickly.