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Used Genesis cars for sale

Genesis, the luxury sub-brand owned by Hyundai, has been making waves since it was introduced to the UK in 2021. It offers high-end saloons, SUVs, electric cars and shooting brakes to an otherwise German-dominated market. With strong reliability and great features, it’s a compelling choice to purchase outright or finance a used Genesis. 

Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) representative example

Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4% and the following:

48 monthly payments of
£194.03
Fixed rate of interest per annum
5.93%
Option-to-purchase fee
£10
Optional final payment
£5,005.00
Amount of interest
£3,768.44
Total amount payable
£16,318.44
Annual mileage limit
8,000 miles
Excess mileage charge
4p per mile
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  2. Genesis G70

    2.0T Luxury Line 4dr Auto

    • Vehicle Year, 2022
    • Mileage, 11,417 miles
    • Fuel Type, Petrol
    • Transmission Type, Automatic
    Full price.£23,349Price per month. pcp. £356

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Genesis Buying Guide

Genesis used cars

To put it simply, a used Genesis for sale is essentially just a Hyundai but with more pizzazz, greater levels of luxury yet still retaining reliability. 

History of Genesis

Genesis was founded in 2015 in Seoul, South Korea by Hyundai where it immediately went up against some of the biggest names in the automotive industry, namely Audi, Mercedes and BMW. 

The brand always set out to battle these competitors by offering luxury at an attractive price while bringing strong levels of dependability to the table. 

It didn’t come to the UK until 2021, when it brought a selection of petrol and diesel models before launching all-electric ones soon after. 

Standout Genesis features

Forget its owned by Hyundai for a moment and let’s celebrate its successes it’s achieved on its own. Firstly, it’s more than 10 years into making luxury cars and it’s still going – a big achievement in of itself in the car industry. 

Secondly, it’s ranking highly among buyers and is following the same trend as Lexus being the luxury arm of Toyota. 

Standout features include high-resolution displays, safety tech and the crystal ball found in the centre of the GV60 used to control the infotainment system. 

Driving a Genesis

Get behind the wheel of a Genesis and you’re greeted with an experience not too dissimilar from that of a Mercedes S-Class. ‘Opulence’ would be a great way to describe the cabin. 

It’s full of luxury materials and drives in a very relaxed manner, especially the G80 saloon and GV80 SUV. 

A used Genesis comes as either a petrol, diesel or fully electric, giving you plenty of options to choose from. 

Popular used Genesis cars

Genesis has been smart and sells a broad range of different models, ranging from saloons and shooting brake estates to SUVs and crossovers. 

Two of the most popular cars are the GV60 electric SUV and the G70 saloon which rivals the sporty BMW 3 Series. 

Should I buy a used Genesis?

Who makes Genesis cars?

Genesis cars are owned and made by the Hyundai Motor Company. 

Is Genesis just a fancy Hyundai?

In many ways, yes. But Genesis cars are far more luxurious and offer features you don’t find in Hyundais. 

Is Genesis more expensive than Audi?

New and used Genesis cars are cheaper on the whole when compared to Audis, while still getting great onboard safety features and tech. 

What is the best Genesis model?

It’s hard to pinpoint the best as it depends on what you’re after. We’d say, opt for one of the GV70 or GV80 SUVs if you need the space, and the GV60 Electrified or G80 Electrified if you want a solid electric car. 

What engines does Genesis use?

Genesis traditionally uses a selection of in-line four and V6 engines to power its cars.