I agree with everything you said here!

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Agreed. My 2018 G90 V8 was the best used luxury car bargain ever. The attention to detail, standard features and lengthy warranty cant be beat. I considered a pre-driven S560 but the high maintenance costs and length of warranty coverage was a deal breaker. I'd buy another G90 in a heartbeat.

After test drive you will (g70) you will say I'll just keep my 5 series

You really shouldn’t purchase any of these cars. They become a liability after 3 years. Lease them. I lease mine. The luxury dealers will even confirm that wealthy people lease these types of cars- probably 90% of them. Ask your personal financial planner to verify what I’m sharing if you have questions. There are many reasons for it.

@@2004cyrus of course wealthy people lease. They don't mind perpetual payments and can upgrade constantly. Most people buy so they can avoid payments after they pay it off.

@@dansourile5444 I lease my cars and have the last 3. People think they are paying off a car but they really aren’t. Cars are always not investments, they are liabilities as you know. And they depreciate every month forever so the owner is just losing on their depreciating asset, or lack thereof. To me that’s a payment because the value evaporates. The owner may have something to drive to work but the maintenance costs so much when it breaks and it’s all on them to pay for: tires are on them. But I see what you mean, a lot of people don’t understand leasing and it’s scary. But the interest or money factor is near zero for those who qualify, you just build that payment into the company budget and it’s paid for. I love it and I get to drive new vehicles with current safety equipment and technology and free loaner cars if I need one. I’ve never gone over miles but those can be paid for. I like to ride in style and not spend time under the car or at the service department. And I never have had to. People waste money on Starbucks and Nike shoes and expensive entertainment or gambling yet they don’t want to commit to a $500 a month payment for something nice that they don’t have to own. I don’t get why more woolen don’t do it and just stay in a cycle of trading every 3 years. And If they don’t take good care of the care, they can simply trade it in and wash their hands of it, I’m not speaking of oil changes of course but trashing the inside doesn’t cost much unless it’s cosmetic and larger than a credit card. But hey that’s why we all have choices. What works for me doesn’t work for everyone. I’ve got everyone I know on board with leasing. My family has dealerships in Florida and Oklahoma and Texas. Of course now we live in some interesting times and things have shifted under our feet. If we can get a good Republican president back in the White House when can fix all of these unnecessary manufactured moves toward socialism and Marxism.

That’s very generous. Nice cars but I don’t think they deserve to be part of the conversation based on their poor reliability in the beginning and there is just no heritage. They have to offer a long ass warranty to compete.

@@2004cyrus But Kody how long must we keep them in that box or container because of their humble beginning? I had a BMW that wasn't of the best quality and my cousin has a MB that need constant repairs but I think no less of there prowess. The beginning of anyone or anything is important, but not as important as how we or it ends.

@@2004cyrus Genesis offers 10 year warranty, where as most of other brands only offer 4 years. That alone is worth buying Genesis I think. Plus Genesis brand has been around actually over a decade. I've seen many late 2000 models with over 200k miles. Probably cheaper to maintain also (But I have not owned one before so I may be wrong)

@@420hansol the Genesis model was around for a decade or so as a Hyundai model. Genesis didn’t get introduced as its own brands until November 2015. So not even 6 years. The warranty is nice. I would only lease a Genesis or German brand either way.

@@2004cyrus spoken like a Mazda owner 🤣 Edit: owning, in this case, means leasing.

why would you want a carbon hood that’s nasty lmao

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@@Bran432 LOL ... steamboat ....

I love when people come with their wish lists. I wish that it had that, I wish it had this. Genesis is a new brand. It's very expensive to adhere to everyone's wish list. Especially now, since a lot of manufacturers are getting into electric vehicles. Maybe the electric vehicle will address the extra power wish list! Genesis has some tough choices to make to ensure it's success!

@@genesisg7022 and when wishes come to fruition, they still don't buy.

Give them some time

I hate when dealers price gouge! It let's me know that they don't care about their customers!

old one looked like a generic boat of a car new one looks futuristic but not stupid and NO WAY the old one gets mistaken for a bentley or aston not even to a car newbie

Of course that is subjective. I owned a 2018 G90 V8 and Ioved it mainly because of what I considered to be conservative, subdued styling...but the car got a LOT of attention and questions regarding what model it was. Most surprisingly, people often asked me if it was a Bentley. In any case, the car was impressive and a bargain as a used luxury car at the time. The car was destroyed by a driver that ran a red light, and I will be replacing it with a 2020 model when these crazy used car proces stabilize.

It’s a teeter-totter for sure