Used Genesis G90 Buying Guide

While the G90's second generation is so new, it may be a bit hard to find at first, but as time goes on, they will slowly enter the market more and more. When looking at the interior, you'll find that it comes with a pair of 12.3-inch screens. For the infotainment portion, you'll find that it comes with Apple CarPlay, as well as Android Auto, but they require a wired connection.

While all models are equipped with a top of the line Bang and Olufsen sound system, the higher-end trim gets outfitted with 23-speakers. This trim also comes with a head-up display and a wireless smartphone charging pad, making it the best option for those power seekers.

One area that makes the G90 standout is the pair of engines that it comes with. The first engine that we'll cover is the 3.5L V6 engine that makes 375 horsepower. While this is higher than most, it isn't quite the other engine that is available. This engine is the same in terms of cylinders, and displacement, but thanks to the 48-volt hybrid system, it makes 409 horsepower. Thanks to this bump in power, the G90 can go 0-60 in just 5.1-seconds.

Of these two engines, the one that you want for the best mileage is the non-hybrid variant, which is surprising. This is because it comes with an EPA rated 21 MPG combined. While that is the best, the hybrid doesn't fall far behind at 20 MPG combined. If you're an adrenaline junkie looking for your next fix, then the hybrid option is a solid choice as you don't really have to sacrifice much.

While not too important, if you're looking for something that can transport some important passengers, then there's Chauffeur driving mode. This gives an extra-smooth experience for passengers. Making it comfortable enough for the president, as well as kids alike.

On the topic of important passengers, the safety ratings are just as important as comfort. The IIHS gave the G90 their Top Safety Pick+, making it one of the safest on the roads. This is thanks to the inclusion of features such as forward-collision warning and automated emergency braking, lane-departure warning and lane-keeping assist, and adaptive cruise control with a lane-centering feature.

Starting with the first generation, we'll cover this one briefly as well. For the first year of this model's release, you'll find that it comes in two trims. The engine options are also slightly different as this one features a 3.3L V6, and the 5.0L V8. The most powerful engine is the V8, and it makes 420 horsepower.

Moving to the interior, you'll find that this generation also comes with a 12.3-inch screen. Unlike the newest generation, this one doesn't offer phone connectivity. If that doesn't sound like a dealbreaker, then you'll find that this gives you the best value.

Starting in 2018, the model saw some slight changes. This was the addition of adaptive LED headlights for all trims. This year also saw the addition of a rear-seat entertainment system as a new optional feature.

Moving to 2019, the model didn't see any changes, but for 2020 models, that all changed. This is because the model saw a redesign. The company went in and changed every panel, really ensuring a new look. This year also saw the addition of Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto.

Over the next few years, the model hasn't seen much changes, but that's because the newer gen was right around the corner.