The Three Luxury Cars May Look Similar, but Each Offer Their Own Unique Experience

At first glance, Conroe drivers visiting Genesis of Conroe may find the lineup of Genesis models to be incredibly similar. While all three are luxury sedans, they each deliver their own version of the luxury experience. Here we'll explore the differences between each model in the new Genesis lineup so you can better decide which model is the right one for you.

G70

 

Starting with the least expensive model, the Genesis G70 is available at a starting MSRP of just $34,900. Power is handled by one of two engines. The first is a 252-horsepower turbocharged engine that is capable of up to 30 mpg highway and puts down 260 pound-feet of torque. If that's not quite enough, Houston drivers can also opt for the 365 horsepower V6 turbo. At up to 26 miles per gallon highway and 376 pound-feet of torque, the miles per gallon meet smiles per gallon with this configuration.

Inside, a wide power sunroof allows for a light and airy cabin feel, while the available diamond-quilted leather seats and door inserts create a stunning luxury experience the second you open the door. And for further comfort those seats can be both heated and ventilated, so hot Spring, TX weather won't hinder your comfort level even on long drives.

G80

Moving up to the G80 will earn Cypress, TX drivers yet another level of luxury. The major differences between the G70 and G80 show themselves in the performance and premium luxury features that are available on the larger model.

There are some major performance differences between the G70 and G80 that The Woodlands drivers can't ignore. The base engine is a 311-horsepower naturally-aspirated model that produces 293 pound-feet of torque and achieves up to 26 mpg highway. The 365-horsepower turbocharged V6 is shared across both models, but the top level 5.0-liter V8 truly sets the G80 apart. Delivering 420 horsepower and 383 pound-feet of torque, this is the engine you want if you like speed mixed into your luxury sedan.

Dual-mode all-wheel drive preserves rear-wheel drive dynamics while sensing low-traction moments and seamlessly transferring power where needed to maintain control.

There are some obvious luxury differences as well, the most noticeable being the full panoramic sunroof. A larger interior space will allow both front and rear riding occupants to enjoy more legroom in the G80, and the available wood inlays give this model a luxury feel beyond what is available with the G70.

G90

 

Moving to the top model, we find some clear differences that set the G90 a step above the G80. Larger once again, all occupants are afforded even more interior space than either the G70 or G80 models. The driver's seat is adjustable in 22 different ways, far more than the 16 offered on the G70 or G80. And only available on the G90 is a memory feature for rear-seat passengers and yes, that means the rear seats are adjustable as well.

The are clear performance differences as well, as the 365-horsepower V6 is standard on the G90, where it was an upgrade on both the G70 and G80. And once again we see the 420-horsepower V8 engine is available for Tomball drivers demanding even more power.

Four available drive modes allow you to control how your Genesis reacts to driving conditions. Choose between Eco, Normal, Sport, and Snow modes and your G80 will behave accordingly, giving you extra control depending on conditions.

Visit Our Dealership Today!

Now that you've learned a bit about what makes each Genesis model unique, visit our dealership today to check them out in person! Take a test drive today and experience the high-end feel and performance offered by this emerging luxury car brand.