I would say that's a solid buy. Other options include V6 Accord, Camry, Avalon, Lexus ES, Acura TL. But those will be older and have significantly higher mileage. Depends on luck what type of $$$ you'll spend on repairs vs the Genesis.

2001-2006 Lexus LS 430.

V6 accord

That’s not a bad deal for the genesis and the 3.8 has plenty of power

Good Cheap Fast, pick two

They're solid cars. Is it a 3.8 or 4.6? (assuming it's a sedan)

It's over 10 years old and closer to 15. There are better ways to waste $9k.

It’s a great way to learn about planned obsolescence

No. This is a bad deal.

Yes, provided the pre-purchase inspection checks out. They are expensive to repair, but are very reliable.

Source: three time first gen Genesis sedan owner.

ETA: I’m also looking for something reliable and with good gas mileage. Affordability and reliability are much higher on the priority list than style. I’ll likely only drive it for a couple of years.

Hard to go wrong with a toyota camry. Drive a little less than you and fill up twice a month. Never had a light or any issues.

Nicest Prius or Civic hybrid you can find for your budget?

We love our Joie Ginger! We got the Ginger LX with the Rue car seat combo, which has a base. They also have an option to pair it with the Mint, which is a baseless car seat. The LX stroller has a few more features but if you wanna save a little bit more you could get the Regular Ginger. They have a few other stroller models that are also worth looking at that are all a little different.

I like the bravo Trio. It’s kind of heavy and bulky so I got the car seat caddy version used and use that a lot for Quik trips.

The Yoyo2 or Butterfly Travel Stroller are popular for their compact size. They can be used with an infant car seat via adapters.

FWIW, I recently did an analysis on Reddit data for travel strollers. Basically ranked them by aggregated sentiment. Maybe you'll find it helpful https://redditrecs.com/travel-stroller/ You can filter by price, age/weight category, and travel system compatibility and get a breakdown of what ppl have said about the most often recommended ones (disclaimer some links are affiliate they help fund the analyses)

Chico Corso Le. With Amazon registry completion discount you can get it for 500$

You don't need to get a crazy expensive car seat & stroller for it to be good.

Britax is a pretty good brand and is what I got for my son.

Here's an example

If you want a more budget friendly option, Graco is pretty good too.

here's a comparable price to the Britax with a Graco system

Damn right Drive My Car is the best Oscar film of 2021

The Brutalist

Minari

I believe the National Kidney Foundation? accepts junk cars.

Many charitable organizations use the same back end service provider (https://careasy.org/) to handle the actual logistics of getting the car and moving on to the next step (sale, auction, disposal, etc.) So, pick an organization that you'd like to support and there's probably a link on their website to donate your vehicle, or go through the link above.

I donated a car a few years ago using this service and it was all very easy. I know people at the nonprofit that benefitted and they confirmed that a high percentage (80%?) makes it to the nonprofit. I set an appointment, the pickup driver came to me, loaded the vehicle on, gave me a receipt to show it was picked up. Later, when my car did get more than $500 at auction, I was sent a receipt for tax purposes showing the actual amount. (If it's less than $500 you can just deduct $500 with no receipt).

Also, avoid Kars for Kids. Gets very low ratings for the amount that actually gets to the charity.

Better off selling for cheap on Facebook or offer up. Sell it cheap and it will be gone quick. Donate the money or portion if you want. Tax write off isn't what a lot of people think. Plus the charities also get pennies on the dollar unless they process and sell the cars which almost none do.

NPR takes car donations.

I live just outside of Charlottesville and donated my car to the Purple Heart Foundation a few years ago. It was no longer running and they towed it out of our barn. I recommend the careasy.org the other commenter mentioned. It was really easy to arrange!

Nice!

Pretty cool!

That ridiculous bouncing car...

Agreed, my 2015 sedan is an amazing balance of comfort and performance, plus a lovely interior and very good tech.  My only wish is better MPG, but Genesis will have plenty of new EVs (and depreciated GV60s) in the coming years when I'm ready to switch.  Korean V6 powertrains are much more reliable than the Audi EA888 (water pumps), Audi V6 (coolant leaks), BMW B48/B58 (all the plastic parts fail), and Mercedes (everything fails lol).  Not to mention I love a sleeper and an underdog.  

Haven't owned one but have driven multiple and I love them. It is a very traditional approach to a luxury sporty vehicle. Plus people in the real world actually appreciate the car and I loved getting looks from people. German cars could be mistakes for a KIA/Honda/Mazda lol. Inside and out...

Couldn't agree more. Had a "car guy" tell me they were all garbage last weekend. Durrr

Guess what? I'm ALSO a car guy since I was a kid in the late 70s/80s and I know a shit ton about ALL cars as well.

My 2013 Genesis 5.0 RSpec V8 just hit 160k. Full synth oil changes every 5k. Still runs and drives like new. I WANT something newer but how can you throw away a car that loves to be driven hard and just keeps on going? Have the nut ready for the next one but can't part with her. Mine had a powertrain warranty til 160k/2026 that just ran out. Never had to use it. Bought it for $11k!! right after covid started with 100k miles on it.

Wife just got a 2022 GV70 3.5t AWD Sport Prestige with every option. It's blowing my mind and might have to replace mine with one. We got a lifetime power train warranty, the 24k remainder of the factory bumper to bumper, and a crazy after market warranty that covers EVERYTHING for another 100k/6 years.

Love our GV80 Prestige. I want for no other ride.

I have a '12 Equus. Both have the 13ch 17 speaker Lexicon system. It's underpowered in my opinion. Currently looking into fully replacing all speakers + adding CarPlay.

I love my g90 Looks and comfortable ride until the wheels fall off F a Hater

There was a recall on the battery cable that has a huge fuse box on it for 17 speaker Lexicon surround. If it goes bad and the recall hasn't been done, it will eat batteries like tic-tacs, and send you to the shop many times. That's the only gotcha. Otherwise, great car.

que carroceria te tinca mas? porque por ese precio tienes varias opciones: suv, sedan, hatchback… creo que eso ayudaria mas a la busqueda

Subaru, Honda, tipo 2020, pero con poco uso por pandemia. Puedes encontrar joyitas con ese presupuesto.

Subaru Forester XT 2018, es la mejor de su segmento en ese año, ahora si buscas uno nuevo, esta dificil encontrar algo de similares caracteristicas

La misma recomendacion de siempre Que sea Japones, revisa los VINs. Japones>Aleman>Coreano

El resto valen hongo.

Depende del año que andes buscando, pero algo que de pocas panas y baratas, Toyota Corolla. Ahora también los Mazda están saliendo buenos, pero igual depende cuanto lo vas a tener.