2020 Kia Stinger GT-Line Available With Sporty Looks for $34,085 This is the only model with a 4-cylinder engine. According to an early order guide from , Kia will make some major changes to the Stinger’s lineup in 2020. The 2.0L and Premium trims have been discontinued, and GT-Line has been added as the only member of the four-cylinder engin . Although the Stinger GT-Line is already available in other regions of the globe, Kia has just launched the sporty-looking version for the U.S.-spec car. The images of the global version show that the GT-Line will borrow styling cues and features from the V6-powered Stinger GT. Kia offers a wide range of GT-Line models, from the small Picanto city car to mid-size SUV the Sorento. CarsDirect has revealed that Kia America will start the Stinger GT Line at $34,085 including destination. This is $100 less than the base model. This seems like a great deal, considering all the sports goodies you get such as 18-inch wheels and black chrome trim. There will also be GT-inspired bumpers, front grille, and front grille. You’ll also get body-colored door handles. You’ll also find some interior changes, including a black headliner and GT-Line logo on your front headrests. A leather-wrapped steering wheel will be added. The 2020 Stinger GT, which has a more powerful six-cylinder engine, will cost you $40,495 – a substantial $6,410 more than its predecessor, the GT-Line. All-wheel drive costs an additional $2,200 regardless of whether you choose the base engine or twin-turbo V6. The power remains the same at 255 horsepower for the four-pot engine and a healthy 376 horsepower for the larger model. An eight-speed automatic transmission with paddleshifters is the only way to move through gears. A public reveal is possible in the near future, but the Stinger’s future looks uncertain due to a lack of sales.