2026 Genesis GV80 2.5T Base RWD Lease Question

Hi,

Started chasing 2026 Genesis GV80 2.5T RWD lease deals a few days ago after seeing a Marketplace deal for a new (not loaner) GV80 at $365/month, 24/7.5k, $3,000 DAS. I contacted the broker, who confirmed the advertised price was a mistake and quoted around $475/month, which seems more in line with the other current Marketplace offers.

I then checked with a couple of Genesis dealers in the LA/OC area about loaners. One is advertising around $425 to 429/month, 24/10k, with $2,999 “down.” After speaking with them, I found out the $2,999 doesn’t include tax, DMV, fees, etc., so the actual drive-off is $4,200+ including first payment.

Both dealers keep asking me to come in and say they’ll honor/match “whatever deal is out there,” but neither has been willing to provide a complete lease quote remotely, so I’m hesitant to make the trip.

My question: Has anyone recently seen or done a good lease on a 2026 GV80 2.5T RWD loaner/demo in SoCal? Ideally looking for 24 months, 7.5k–10k miles, around $3,000 true DAS, and trying to see whether the high $300s + tax is realistic.

TIA.

$3000 due at signing plus $599 broker fee, $399 plus tax, 24/10k

Non loaner - brand new, GV80 2.5t base AWD

One unit: black on black

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I found an AWD 2.5T in the prestige trim all-in, $777 a month. That’s factoring all costs rolled into 24 months. With an almost $77,000 MSRP the lease ratio looks fairly good to me. It’s in Florida.

I am looking for 3.5 Prestige in NY/NJ/PA/CT. Any leads? The best I got is $970. No one is willing to provide breakdown or even answer basis questions. Ask me to come to the showroom!

You’re a super supporter, put together your own target deal and make offers. You shouldnt need a dealer to break down anything.

:slight_smile: I did and they declined to my target deal. None did unfortunately. But extremely poor response rate from Genesis dealers.

If every dealer jumped at your target deal, it wasn’t aggressive enough. You should expect most to say no. That’s ok.