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A red 2019 Genesis G70 sports sedan parked on the road course at Club Motorsports in Tamworth, New Hampshire, in July 2019
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95,000+ Genesis Sedans Join Hyundai and Kia in Fire Risk Recall

Hyundai Motors has seen some challenges with its vehicles lately. The automaker has recalled several Hyundai and Kia models for fire risk. And now, the company’s luxury brand, Genesis, has added two of its models to the growing list of affected vehicles. The automaker has issued a recall for more than 95,000 Genesis G70 and G80 …
by Rita DeMichiel
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The Genesis G70, named Motor Trend Car of the Year, is shown at the auto trade show, AutoMobility LA, at the Los Angeles Convention Center
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1 of the Best Parts of the 2021 Genesis G70 Is That It’s Insanely Cool

The name “Genesis” has become synonymous with luxury performance and design. With global dominance in the market, it’s hard to believe that the brand only became an independent marque in 2015. While it initially faced challenges gaining consumers’ attention and trust, car fans now eagerly await the release of each year’s Genesis G70 model. With available 365 hp and …
by Audrey Williams
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The Genesis G70 concept car is seen during the press preview days of the 2019 New York International Auto Show at the Javits Center in New York on April 17, 2019
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The Biggest Problem With the Genesis G70 Is Going to Hyundai

The Genesis G70, with its upscale cabin, exciting performance, and near-perfect predicted reliability rating, is a real contender in the small luxury car segment. It packs a ton of great driver-assist features and, with a powerful V6 engine, handles as well as many luxury sports cars. The G70 also boasts excellent warranty coverage. So why …
by Tina Pavlik
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A 2022 model Genesis G70 parked in front of a warehouse structure
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The 2022 Genesis G70 Is the Latest to Follow Tesla’s Lead

Car-buying consumers may have their eyes on what lies ahead with 2021 model vehicles. But many automakers are already looking beyond and developing tech and designs for 2022 introductions. In fact, Genesis is already discussing some of its game-changing alterations for the 2022 Genesis G70. And it seems the automaker is taking a page from the Tesla playbook to …
by Desiree Homer
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A silver 2022 Genesis G70 in front of some glass windows
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There Are Literally Zero Complaints About This Brand

There are some car brands that are complained about a lot. And for every brand, whether it’s one with tons of complaints or hardly any, there are certain models that are complained about more than others. Of course, this is largely due to the popularity of the brand or model. It turns out the Genesis …
by Jordan Almond
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HMC New Sports Sedan G70 Unveil scene at open square in Ulsan, South Korea. Hyundai Motor will launch its first midsize sports sedan under the Genesis brand
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The Genesis G70’s Biggest Hurdle Is Its Lack of Popularity

If you take a peek into the luxury small car class, you’ll see some pretty average vehicles. But there’s one sitting among its class members that few people even know exists. The Genesis G70 has the makings of becoming a rising star in its class, but it’s not quite there yet.  What do we really …
by Wendy Johnson
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The Kia Stinger is an affordable sporty sedan with rear-wheel drive.
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Want a Kia Stinger? Now Is the Time to Buy Used

When the Kia Stinger first arrived in 2017, it marked Kia’s interest in stepping into a sporty segment of the sedan market. With a $33,090 starting price, the Stinger was priced aggressively, undercutting most of its closest competitors. As a result, sales for the sporty sedan have held steady since its unveiling. However, a quick …
by Gabriel Vega
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The Genesis G70 car on display during the AutoMobility LA event, at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show
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2021 Genesis G70 Models Are Already Being Recalled

It’s never great when a car has a recall, and it’s definitely not great when the recall happens soon after the car is released. Unfortunately, that’s what just happened with the 2021 Genesis G70, which already has a recall on its fuel pump jet nozzles. We’re not even in 2021 yet and here we are. …
by Ed Reeves
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