Compare 2021 Genesis G90 vs. 2021 BMW 7 Series

Serving Cary, NC

If you are looking for a top-rated luxury sedan, the 2021 Genesis G90 at Johnson Genesis of Cary is a premium choice. The G90 is one of the most popular cars from Genesis. It stands out for its comfortable ride quality, which is even better in 2021 with the change to a new suspension system. The Genesis G90 is also filled with creature comforts, safety, and technology. Despite the fact that it is loaded with features across the lineup, the Genesis G90 is also an affordable vehicle with overall better value compared to many other cars in its class. The Genesis provides even more value in 2021 than before with a new touchscreen display, which is capable of real-time updates over the air for convenience. To see what the Genesis G90 offers, you can easily set up a Genesis G90 online test drive. Just visit the website of Johnson Genesis of Cary to arrange your remote tour of the car. When you set up your test drive, our knowledgeable staff can also explain the differences between the Genesis G90 and its competitors, including the 2021 BMW 7 Series. You'll see all the value that the Genesis provides, along with its impressive performance ratings and the fine list of features that it includes starting with the base trim level.

Performance and Efficiency

A choice of two strong engines are available for the 2021 Genesis G90 at Johnson Genesis of Cary. The first engine that you can get for the Genesis comes with the base trim level, which is the 3.3T Premium. The base trim is equipped with a 3.3L V6 gasoline engine. The Genesis will get 365 HP matched with 376 LB-FT in torque to start out with. An eight-speed transmission is standard with this engine and the next one up, which comes with the 5.0 Ultimate trim. The Ultimate upgrades to a stronger engine with eight cylinders. The second engine, which you can try during an online test drive, delivers 420 HP and over 380 LB-FT in torque. Rear-wheel drive is the car's standard drivetrain, but you can get all-wheel drive as an alternative. The BMW 7 Series has a smaller and less powerful engine to start. The base engine for the BMW is a 3.0L that produces 335 HP at most and tops out at 330 LB-FT in torque. All-wheel drive is not available for all trims. The Genesis also edges out the BMW for fuel economy, with a combined fuel rating of 29 MPG compared to the 28 MPG that comes with the BMW 7 Series.

Interior and Design

A plush and well-equipped cabin is a notable feature of the 2021 Genesis G90. When you arrange an online test drive for the Genesis at Johnson Genesis of Cary, you'll be able to see for yourself the many great amenities that the Genesis includes at both trim levels. The G90 includes many high-end features to start out with, such as interior cabin lighting and a large 12.3-inch touchscreen interface equipped with the latest software from Genesis. The G90 is also designed to keep everyone safe no matter the temperature or season with ventilated front seats, heated front and back seats, and a comfortable heated steering wheel. A sunroof is standard on the base trim, and the seats have luxurious seating material that includes faux suede headliner. Wireless charging is standard on the G90, along with a Lexicon sound system. The BMW 7 Series only has heated front seats and a 10-inch touchscreen to begin. Ventilated seats and a sunroof are not included.

Value

With the dazzling assortment of standard features that it provides, the Genesis G90 offers more value than the BMW 7 Series. Many items that are standard with the Genesis, such as faux suede headliner and heated seats, are not available unless you upgrade to a higher-level trim or add on packages with the BMW 7 Series.

For more information on the 2021 Genesis G90 or to set up a Genesis G90 online test drive, contact our dealership today.

*All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.