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2019 Genesis G70 first drive: Bold car, brave choices

Posted on July 16, 2018July 26, 2019 By Jarvis

The 2019 Genesis G70 has a couple of problems, but underwhelming on the road – or indeed on the track – isn’t one of them. Making a play for the fiercely competitive midsize luxury sedan segment, it has some strong credentials in its favor: not least a proven platform, punchy engines, and all the complementary luxe we’ve come to expect from pretenders to the 3 Series throne. Now, all it needs to do is confound expectations about a badge that’s still a relative mystery among potential drivers.

It’s a handsome car, clearly related to the larger G80 and G90, but smaller, tauter, and sharper.
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