2017 Genesis G80 consumer reviews

This car id the Top of Line if you want Class you want this care, YOU HAVE TO TRY TO FIND ONE IF YOU CAN USED IF NOT NEW! i WAS LUCKY MY WAS A ONE OWNER

Genesis G80 beats the competition not only in price , but also overall quality. If you are looking for some luxury but also want to be economically smart , the Genesis G80 is the way to go !

Like the title says, I have had the good fortune to own many cars and some better then others That being said I have found this Genesis to be everything I was looking for Curb appeal, comfort, good performance, great value The sound system is first rate The cabin insulating makes for a quite ride. The leather seats are supportive with out being harsh or hard I will look to see the new coupe when it comes out

This really is a superb car and I am exceptionally pleased with it. My one issue is the rear view camera - it has a blurred image.

I was a prior Audi (S5) owner, who was looking for a more economical (both up-front price and maintenance) alternative in the luxury or near-luxury market. I looked at Audi A4, MB E- and C- class, BMW 5-Series and Lincoln MKZ. I happen-chanced by the Hyundai/Genesis dealer and decided to go in. I'm glad I did. I test-drove the Genesis G80 (3.8L V6), and was immediately attracted to the car. Solid build, luxurious interior, a multitude of electronic and safety amenities and a whisper-quiet ride blew me away. Although the car's acceleration performance was far below my S5, and marginally less than a BMW 528 or MB E350, I was willing to make that trade-off when I looked on the "Pro/Con" list of all the cars. I was intent on getting all the latest safety features (blind spot monitoring, auto-adjusting cruise control, lane assist and active accident avoidance), which were STANDARD on the Genesis G80 and either not available or a significant $$$ upgrade on the other makes. Included 3-year maintenance, 3-year valet pickup/drop off and an overall better warranty were also factors. My ultimate price was very economical for what I got, and I would have paid up to $10,000 - $15,000 more for a roughly comparable Audi, MB or BMW. I've had the car for 2 months now, and I'm NOT regretting my decision at all. The car is a joy to drive, with great steering performance, and reasonable pickup in Sport Mode using paddle shifters. The Lexicon 17-speaker 7.1 surround sound is OUTRAGEOUS for an audiophile - although the low bass performance could be better, I've never heard a crisper and more delineated mid-range (classical music and jazz primarily). The safety features are welcome, and luckily I've not needed to test the active collision avoidance! Overall, I sacrificed performance/acceleration for an affordable luxury that I'm enjoying very much... with $12,000 more in my wallet.

Love my car! The things it does to keep me protected on the road, such as the steering, blind spot signal, and warning sound if I get too close behind someone among other things, is simply amazing. This is my 4 car from Hyundai. Very reliable vehicles. ML

Best technology, best ride, best reliability, best value... flawless on delivery. Might be the safest car on the road, and runs at 34mpg!

I got a higher level of performance, styling and features than any previously owned Cadillac at an significantly lower price. Meaning a $50K Genesis equals $70K Cadillac.

If you like luxury but don't like spending a whole year's salary to get it, this is your car. The ride is clean and smooth, the engine very responsive, and it is so quiet inside while driving it is a pleasure. This is the best bang for your buck in an automobile.

I've owned Lexus and Mercede, this car is far better. The valet service is a very attractive amenity. Since I live 30 miles from the dealer, they pick up the car leave you a complimentary car. When serviced they deliver it back. A great feature.