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2020 Genesis G70 Review – Agent of Change

2020 Genesis G70 Review – Agent of Change

Posted on December 11, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s clear that Genesis is on a roll right now, its first SUV reaping rave reviews, and a smaller – and even more striking – crossover set to do the same in the segment below. Easy, then, to forget where that punchy reputation arguably first started, in the shape of the G70 sedan. Flag-bearer for the South Korean luxury marque’s eye-catching aesthetic, the G70 also neatly demonstrated that Genesis knew how to dial in a sports sedan.
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