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Year:
2020
Make:
Genesis
Model:
G90
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine:
420 hp 5L V8
Exterior color:
Savile Silver
Combined gas mileage:
20 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Interior color:
Black
Transmission:
8-Speed Automatic
Mileage:
51,807
Stock #:
MH60133P
VIN:
KMTF54PH8LU083318
Savile Silver 2020 Genesis G90 Sedan Rear-Wheel Drive 8-Speed Automatic
Price drop

-$3,996

 

2020 Genesis G90

5.0L Ultimate RWD

51,807 mi

Mechanicsburg, PA
Great Deal

$34,481

$30,485

About 2021 Genesis G90
8.7
of 10
overall

The full-size luxury sedan market has all but evaporated, but the Genesis G90 gives a lot of reasons to buck the trends.

In 2006 BMW sold 17,796 7 Series sedans. Audi sold over 5,000 A8s. Mercedes-Benz delivered 30,866 S-Class cars. Today, that market has evaporated. Every manufacturer has seen sales retract by at least half, and it’s more just than the pandemic driving that recession. There haven't been more than 3,500 customers per year buying Audi A8s since 2016.

And then there’s Genesis. A few years ago, this newcomer launched the G90, the very type of car that American consumers have been staying away from in droves. It’s not like G90 sales have set the world on fire since then, but Genesis went from launching as a new brand to outselling Audi’s flagship A8 in 12 months. These cars have presence, they have power, they’re every bit as luxurious as the European imports, and—very importantly in this class—they have presence on the road.

The biggest thing keeping more people from buying one of these cars? The Excel that Genesis parent Hyundai sold back in 1985. Every single time we drive a G90, average bystanders will rave about how great it looks, be shocked about how well it drives, and then in the same breath say “$75,000 for a Hyundai? Forget it.”

It’s time to realize that almost four decades after the Excel, Hyundai is capable of building a world-class automobile.

Year:
2021
Make:
Genesis
Model:
G90
Body type:
Sedan
Doors:
4 doors
Drivetrain:
Rear-Wheel Drive
Engine:
365 hp 3.3L V6
Exterior color:
White
Combined gas mileage:
20 MPG
Fuel type:
Gasoline
Transmission:
Automatic
Mileage:
27,540
Stock #:
GSP1263
VIN:
KMTF34PA9MU090658
White 2021 Genesis G90 Sedan Rear-Wheel Drive Automatic
New arrival

 

2021 Genesis G90

3.3T Premium RWD

27,540 mi

Scottsdale, AZ
Good Deal

$39,690

2021 Genesis G90 test drive

8.7
of 10
overall
Look and feel9/10
Technology7/10
Performance8/10
Safety10/10
Form & function8/10
Cost effectiveness10/10
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The full-size luxury sedan market has all but evaporated, but the Genesis G90 gives a lot of reasons to buck the trends.

In 2006 BMW sold 17,796 7 Series sedans. Audi sold over 5,000 A8s. Mercedes-Benz delivered 30,866 S-Class cars. Today, that market has evaporated. Every manufacturer has seen sales retract by at least half, and it’s more just than the pandemic driving that recession. There haven't been more than 3,500 customers per year buying Audi A8s since 2016.

And then there’s Genesis. A few years ago, this newcomer launched the G90, the very type of car that American consumers have been staying away from in droves. It’s not like G90 sales have set the world on fire since then, but Genesis went from launching as a new brand to outselling Audi’s flagship A8 in 12 months. These cars have presence, they have power, they’re every bit as luxurious as the European imports, and—very importantly in this class—they have presence on the road.

The biggest thing keeping more people from buying one of these cars? The Excel that Genesis parent Hyundai sold back in 1985. Every single time we drive a G90, average bystanders will rave about how great it looks, be shocked about how well it drives, and then in the same breath say “$75,000 for a Hyundai? Forget it.”

It’s time to realize that almost four decades after the Excel, Hyundai is capable of building a world-class automobile.

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