Am I too young for a Genesis?

[ER101160]

Get the best of both worlds and do what i am going to do...Gen Coupe V6
Why do you want a car like that ? I love the audio in it and wish it would be a feature in the coupe.Yes i could afford it but really don't need a car that size and i have 3 teens.70% of the time i drive alone anyhow.
Look at the Genesis Coupe V6,you may change your mind.

 

[Wilbur_the_goose]

I still think a guy in his mid-20's should invest his money for the future. And I'd suggest a nice off-lease car with about 15-20K miles.

 

[400HP]

Given my latest investments, I would have been better off buying the Genesis..I'm sure I lost more in the market than I would have in the vehicle in the past year.

I'm still waiting for the V8, thought the 6 is tempting. And, yes, I can afford the Lexus but I don't really need the snob factor in exchange for $20K.

In regard to buying a larger car before your time -- I held off buying a land yacht (Suburban) as long as I could (age thing), though after having one, I would never go without one again. I have never ever heard of anyone complaining that their car was too big (except, maybe, for parking in Toyko).

Also of consideration for all -- the 2 yr off lease M45's are dirt cheap now (roughly $25K in AZ), and I suspect they'll be a bit cheaper when the V8 Genesis lands.

I am strongly considering owning a M45 for a year, then trading it in for the Genesis when they come out with the 5L (and hopefully with the minor issues fixed -- 40G HD, leaking trunk, warm back seat, and cooled passenger seat).

Best of luck to all!

 

[Fello Morris]

I am 26 and I'm strongly considering the V6 Tech Package Genesis. I'm not married and no Kids. I waiting until the demand goes down and Hyundai will start rolling out the big incentives. I would suggest everyone that would spend more $20K for a car to keep it at least 7 to 10 years. Therefore I want to get a car I can grow to. The problem when people buy smaller cars to acomadate them for the RIGHT NOW like the IS 250 and the BMW 3 is that they will out grew them quickly. Alot can happen in 7 to 10 years. Get married, one..two...three kids. We are at the growing stage in our lives I hate for you to get the IS 250 and get married have a kid and have trade off in three years because it has then become to small. Just makesure you can comfortly afford the Genesis.

 

[lux]

I am 26 and I'm strongly considering the V6 Tech Package Genesis. I'm not married and no Kids. I waiting until the demand goes down and Hyundai will start rolling out the big incentives. I would suggest everyone that would spend more $20K for a car to keep it at least 7 to 10 years. Therefore I want to get a car I can grow to. The problem when people buy smaller cars to acomadate them for the RIGHT NOW like the IS 250 and the BMW 3 is that they will out grew them quickly. Alot can happen in 7 to 10 years. Get married, one..two...three kids. We are at the growing stage in our lives I hate for you to get the IS 250 and get married have a kid and have trade off in three years because it has then become to small. Just makesure you can comfortly afford the Genesis.

That is why I lease--freedom to change every few years. Hyundai has a decent lease program if you can find a dealer not charging any 'market adjustments.' I do 2 year leases and love having the ability to have a new vehicle. Even if you don't like it, you only have it the length of the lease

 

[Flex59]

Dannns: When I was 27 I bought and loved a Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham D'Elegance. It made my Genesis look like a Camry - but I loved it and on the weekends (since I don't drink) my friends loved traveling on my "cruiser".

Therefore, I have always bought the car that I liked, age appropiate or not!

Flex59