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Many things could make your Kia Stinger rattle while driving or when it's not moving, but typically the issue stems from a part of the suspension system. To pinpoint the source of the noise, check if it's linked to a specific wheel or axle, then inspect the suspension parts in that area such as the struts, shocks, ball joints, or sway bar end links. If the rattling seems to come from the engine, it's possible that your motor mounts are worn out. This is more likely if the rattle continues when the car is not in motion. When the engine operates normally, it causes a back-and-forth movement, and if the motor mounts are faulty, this movement can lead to a clanging or rattling noise like you've described.
If you hear a rattling sound coming from the back of your Kia Stinger, it might be because of a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) that involves tweaking the overslam bumpers, installing a guide bumper mounting kit, and adjusting the striker.