Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Genesis G80 models will cost you approximately
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The G80 is Genesis stepping into full-size executive sedan territory, the class where the 7 Series and E-Class have long set the terms in the Kingdom. It undercuts both by around 16% against buying new, with our listings spanning 2020 to 2026 cars from SAR 77000 to SAR 215000.
How much does a used Genesis G80 cost in Saudi Arabia?
SAR 77000 to SAR 215000 for what we currently list, still priced under equivalent German executive sedans at the same age. That is about 16% below the price of a new G80.
Which used Genesis G80 year should you buy?
2021 or later brings the updated cabin and driver-assist suite that arrived partway through this generation, and it is worth the small premium over the earliest cars. Anything older is a fair budget option if you are comfortable with the previous infotainment setup.
Is a used Genesis G80 reliable?
Better than the class in one respect worth knowing: evidence of prior body or panel repair turns up on around 30% of the G80s we inspect, against the roughly 45% we would expect for executive sedans of this age in the Kingdom. That is a genuinely good sign for a badge still building its reputation locally, though it is never a reason to skip the inspection on the specific car you are buying.
What else matters on a used Genesis G80?
A BMW 730 sits at similar money and comes with a far more established local service network. The Mercedes E350 is worth a look too, at similar money, though it shows more body-repair history than the G80 in our findings. Inside the Genesis range, the G70 is the smaller, cheaper option if full-size space is not a requirement, while the G90 sits a step above for buyers who want the flagship.
What to check on a used Genesis G80
Book an inspection on any G80 before you commit, even with the segment-wide trend in its favour.