2025 Genesis GV80

DISTINGUISHED, TWIN-TURBOCHARGED, ONLY 8,400 MILES, ONE-OWNER, OFF-LEASE, NONSMOKER, EFFORTLESS ELEGANCE AWAITS! Few luxury SUVs make an entrance quite like the 2025 Genesis GV80 3.5T Prestige, the flagship of Genesis' refreshed midsize lineup and a machine that has spent the last several years convincing seasoned luxury buyers to take a hard look beyond the usual German and Japanese nameplates. Finished in deep, glossy Vik Black, this one-owner, off-lease example has been barely driven, hovering around the 8,400-mile mark and still carrying the fresh feel of a vehicle that has hardly begun its life on the road. The 3.5T designation is what sets this GV80 apart from much of the lineup. Under the hood sits a twin-turbocharged V6 that delivers the kind of smooth, deep-breathing power you expect from an SUV at this level, and it pairs with standard all-wheel drive that quietly shuffles torque where it is needed most. In practice, that means confident launches on rain-slicked pavement, sure-footed winter commuting, and a planted, secure feeling on the highway no matter what the weather decides to do. As the range-topping Prestige, this example layers on the details that make the GV80 feel genuinely special every time you open the door -- quilted Nappa leather, a soft microfiber suede headliner, power-closing doors, and commanding 22-inch alloy wheels. Why Shoppers Buy This Model The GV80 arrived for 2021 as the first SUV Genesis ever built, and it made an immediate statement. Rather than imitating the established luxury players, Genesis gave it its own identity: a long hood, a rear-drive-based platform, a bold crest grille, and the signature Two-Line lighting that makes it recognizable from a block away. Shoppers who choose a GV80 often do so precisely because it looks and feels like nothing else in the driveway. What keeps buyers coming back, though, is how much substance sits beneath that styling. The GV80 delivers a hushed, composed ride, an interior that rivals far more expensive competitors in materials and craftsmanship, and a level of standard equipment that other brands frequently reserve for option sheets. Genesis also built its reputation around the ownership experience itself, backing its vehicles with some of the most generous factory warranty coverage in the luxury segment. For shoppers cross-shopping the BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE, or Audi Q7, the GV80 has become the value-minded luxury choice that never feels like a compromise. It offers the refinement, technology, and presence those buyers expect, often with more equipment for the money -- a big part of why the model earned such a loyal following so quickly. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition Across the automotive press, the GV80 has built a remarkably consistent reputation since its debut. Reviewers repeatedly single out its striking design, its beautifully finished cabin, its quiet and comfortable ride, and the effortless power of the twin-turbo V6. The 2025 refresh only strengthened that consensus, with critics praising the dramatic new 27-inch OLED display, the upgraded interior materials, and the addition of an electronic limited-slip differential on the 3.5T Prestige. The most common reservation is simply fuel economy that lands around the class average, which is a fair trade for the performance on offer. 2025 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+, with Good ratings across the crash tests and both standard front crash prevention evaluations Kelley Blue Book Midsize Luxury SUV Best Buy Award in 2021, 2022, and 2023 2021 Canadian Utility Vehicle of the Year, awarded by the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada Ranked at the top of Kelley Blue Book's list of the best luxury midsize SUVs for 2025 Warranty With 8,447 miles on the odometer and an original warranty start date of July 8, 2025, this GV80 is STILL COVERED by transferable Genesis factory protection. As with all Genesis vehicles, the 10-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty applies to the original o