Your commute is about to get a serious upgrade. If you are considering a Genesis for your next vehicle, you are making a statement about how you want other drivers to see you when you pass. There are plenty of other luxury cars rolling down the streets of Los Angeles, but many blend into the background like a Hollywood extra. When you want to show how serious you take your commute, you drive a new Genesis from Genesis of South Bay.
But not every Genesis is created equal. Sure, you'll find a ton of posh elements and high-tech features, no matter which new Genesis model you decide to drive around Torrance, CA. But what works for some drivers may not work for you. The Genesis lineup continues to expand with even more exceptional options for 2022. Genesis of South Bay is here to help you out with some things to consider when shopping for your next luxury car.
How Big do you Want to Go?
Make no mistake, you will look good in a Genesis vehicle. The main question is, how much car do you want to take for a ride? The G70 is the smallest of the lineup. But it doesn't sacrifice any luxury or power because of its size. It has one of the finer cabins you'll find in its class, with stitched leatherette upholstery and first-class materials throughout. Your co-workers will appreciate the amount of legroom you give them when you offer to drive to the next business lunch.
The midsize G80 is a masterpiece of engineering. It experienced a total redesign in 2021 that saw a complete facelift, more potent engine options, and technology upgrades throughout the entire lineup. It is bold, beautiful, and bound to turn heads when you pull into your favorite local brewery or museum. The large G90 is a showstopper and a true of art. It is a foot longer than the G80 and offers more leg and hip room for your backseat riders. It shares many of the G80 features, with more understated elegance.
Spacious Sedan or Sophisticated SUV?
This question would have been unheard-of just two years ago. Prior to 2020, Genesis could only boast a spectacular lineup of sedans. The focus was on providing an elegant ride for Torrance drivers in the G70, G80, or G90. But the times have changed, and Genesis is evolving with drivers' demands who crave something with a little more power and cargo room. In response, Genesis introduced the midsized GV80 in 2021. And now, for 2022, the compact GV70 will make its debut. This gives Genesis two highly-competitive crossovers to catch the attention of LA-area drivers.
The all-new GV70 gives drivers an agile and luxurious option when heading out on Pacific Coast Highway. It starts with 300 horsepower from its turbocharged base engine. A 14.5-inch infotainment touchscreen and smartphone integration come at each level of this newcomer. With advanced technology in your cabin and keeping you safe, this will likely be the SUV of choice for drivers across Southern California. The GV80 is unmistakable in its elegance. It also gives drivers an excitingly smooth commute along the 405 with its impressive powertrain options and technology.
Which Technology is Important
Driving a Genesis model puts you in touch with some of the most advanced features found on the road. A Genesis comes loaded with state-of-the-art safety and infotainment technology. For instance, the redesigned G70 adds Highway Driving Assist to keep an eye on your lane centering and adaptive cruise control. The GV70 and GV80 both show off 14.5-inch infotainment touchscreens. While the sedans sport either a 10.25-inch screen or a 12.3-inch screen. Smartphone integration and a slew of safety features all come standard for almost every model. So, you can't go wrong in your decision.
How Much are You Willing to Spend?
In terms of luxury, the Genesis lineup is a friendly option compared to many other popular brands you may see around Torrance. As with any car, the smaller options are typically the less expensive ones. So, with everything else being equal, the G70 is your best value compared to the G90. And the GV70 will cost less than the GV80. You must also consider each model has different trim levels, which bring you even more equipment. Should you go with an upper-level GV70 3.5T or get just as many features and more room in a base GV80? Consider the trims and features, and decide which price fits your needs.
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