rickgans
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- Mar 19, 2021
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- Genesis Model Year
- 2020
- Genesis Model Type
- Genesis G90
I have been a Genesis owner (2017 G90 and 2020 G90) pretty much since day one. My expectations for a new brand were tempered but the promise of separate dealerships was a reason for hope that I would soon be dealing with a brand that had its own building, employees and processes. The reality is that none of that happened and in the intervening 5 years, things have only gotten worse.
I have been trying to have my car serviced for over two weeks. Appointments with my selling dealership resulted in 2 no shows for valet appointments. Calls to another dealer resulted in unreturned phone calls to even book an appointment. In that case the dealer thought a Genesis was a Nissan vehicle. In the past I called the Customer Assistance Center for help and received courteous and real help. Now that is no longer the case. The customer service rep said he would set up an appointment for me and email me back. When nothing came, I opened up a formal case. But there was no follow up on that, or any response when I used the system to inquire about the case.
Today when I tried to call the Customer Assistance Center, the menu included a choice to find out about the Closure of Genesis US National Headquarters. That was not a good sign. I used the selection to inquire about an open case and the message said there was a 30 minute wait. After 15 minutes it said there is a 25 minute wait and after 20 minutes it said there is a 30 minute wait. That call was clearly going nowhere and I wasn't going to continue to wait on hold for an undetermined amount of time.
So is Genesis closing up operations in the US? If so, what do owners do about warranty work on their vehicles? I am tempted to just park the car at the Hyundai dealership where it was leased, leave the keys in the night deposit and put a note in the car that I am done with Genesis. But I will first consult my attorney about what I should really do since my car has a service issue that I cannot get resolved and I likely need to follow the lemon law procedures first in order to protect my rights.
Are we seeing the end of Genesis?
I have been trying to have my car serviced for over two weeks. Appointments with my selling dealership resulted in 2 no shows for valet appointments. Calls to another dealer resulted in unreturned phone calls to even book an appointment. In that case the dealer thought a Genesis was a Nissan vehicle. In the past I called the Customer Assistance Center for help and received courteous and real help. Now that is no longer the case. The customer service rep said he would set up an appointment for me and email me back. When nothing came, I opened up a formal case. But there was no follow up on that, or any response when I used the system to inquire about the case.
Today when I tried to call the Customer Assistance Center, the menu included a choice to find out about the Closure of Genesis US National Headquarters. That was not a good sign. I used the selection to inquire about an open case and the message said there was a 30 minute wait. After 15 minutes it said there is a 25 minute wait and after 20 minutes it said there is a 30 minute wait. That call was clearly going nowhere and I wasn't going to continue to wait on hold for an undetermined amount of time.
So is Genesis closing up operations in the US? If so, what do owners do about warranty work on their vehicles? I am tempted to just park the car at the Hyundai dealership where it was leased, leave the keys in the night deposit and put a note in the car that I am done with Genesis. But I will first consult my attorney about what I should really do since my car has a service issue that I cannot get resolved and I likely need to follow the lemon law procedures first in order to protect my rights.
Are we seeing the end of Genesis?

