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I’d be a little wary about whether the car might have had issues that made the previous owner ditch it. It’d be awesome to see the service records, though I wouldn’t count on the dealership being willing to share them. If you’re seriously considering the car after a test drive, I’d strongly...

The stock tires are super tough, wearing down like rock, so durability isn’t an issue. But, honestly, the grip was so lacking that I had to swap them out. Just wasn't cutting it for the way I drive.

Oh man, it’s tough when the tech is hit or miss like that. I agree with @Ljyoung34, maybe the tech is getting a little too ahead of itself in these new models. But seriously, I’d love to see Genesis put a bit more time into testing before dropping these features. It’s like they’ve got so much...

I guess it all comes down to how often you need to grab or toss something when you're getting in or out of the car. It’s kind of a trade-off between convenience and safety.

It might seem like a small thing, but trust me, it totally changes how the audio system reacts. But if you wanna be 100% sure, just head to Setup > General > System Info > What's New. That’ll show you exactly what got updated.

You could always just go ahead and dump a few quarts of Mobil 1 on those electric motors, ya know, just to play it safe and make sure everything’s running smooth. Better to overdo it than risk anything, right?

I have a GV60P and after the update, I've noticed a major shift with the volume control - it cranks up the sound way sooner than it used to, even on lower settings.