Thoughts on buying a Manufacturer Buyback (Lemon) Genesis with remaining warranty

[Friscodad]

Hello, I am looking to buy a Genesis G90 (perhaps a G80), and I have found a dealership with a couple of G90s for sale that are Manufacturer Buyback cars. They have the documentation that they were repaired but still have the manufacturer's buyback title.

One is a 2019 3.3T with 17,000 miles, and the navigation screen went out. This happened to my G80 (which was recently in a wreck and insurance owns it), and they replaced the head unit, worked fine after that.

The other is a 2019 3.3T with 13,500 miles, and they replaced the battery assembly.

Both come with the remainder of the 5 years (so not a lot of time left since 2019s) and 60,000 mile warranties.

Has anyone had experience buying manufacturers' buyback (aka Lemon) cars? Any thoughts on what one should pay under Kelly/True Car/regular pricing?

 

[Friscodad]

Forgot to mention that I'm 67, planned on driving my G80 for the unforeseeable future, and plan on driving the G90 for the rest of my days or until self-driving electric cars convince me to change.

 

[Tau]

I would steer clear of a lemon even if you’ve somehow found one of the few decent Genesis Dealer Service Departments.