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Kia's sting in the tail | PR

Kia GT4 Stinger concept
Behold, the Kia GT4 Stinger...
Kia faithful will immediately notice the latest iteration of the signature grille resting mere inches from the ground. The surround glows white and is flanked by vertical LED headlamps.
Front-brake cooling vents funnel air around custom 20-inch wheels while a carbon fibre front splitter mounted below the bumper provides added downforce for the car and keeps the GT4 Stinger's front tires firmly planted to the tarmac.
And under the hood is a turbocharged 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine pumping that pumps 235kW to the rear wheels.
Full details of the GT4 Stinger will be available when the car is unveiled at the North America International Auto Show in Detroit on January 13.
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