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Gray dash kit enables 2-DIN stereo installation in 2011 Kia Sportage
This Metra dash kit is designed specifically for the 2011 Kia Sportage to accommodate a double-DIN head unit. The gray finish matches the factory interior for an integrated appearance. It provides the necessary brackets and trim for a secure installation.
This kit suits installers replacing the original single-DIN radio with a larger 2-DIN unit in the specified vehicle. It is not for owners of other model years or Kia models requiring a different dash contour. Buyers retaining the factory single-DIN radio do not need this kit.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Metra |
| Model name | 95-7344G |
| Product type | Dash Kit |
Yes, the 95-7344G is made for the 2011 Kia Sportage and provides a 2-DIN opening for an aftermarket head unit.
The 2-DIN opening accepts standard double-height aftermarket stereos, including models with large touchscreens or built-in navigation.
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