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Let’s be honest, there’s never a bad time to go shopping for a new car. But, are there better times to do it?

So, you’ve finally decided to take the plunge. You’ve read all the articles, talked to all your friends, and done all the research—now, you think you’re ready to see an electric vehicle sitting in your driveway.

You still have one very important decision to make though: is it better to lease or buy an electric car?

The ups and downs of leasing vs. buying are pretty well-known, but the pros and cons of leasing an electric car can introduce a few new wrinkles into the issue. So, if you’re one of the many Americans faced…

Get to know the new Genesis GV60 to see why it's one of the best family SUVs for the money—that also happens to be electric. Let’s take a good look at how it earned its stellar reputation—not just in the lofty world of luxury EVs, but across the entire auto industry.

Over 2 dozen models live in the land of luxury small cars, a place in which performance and power often run parallel to style and sophistication. Shaking up that field of punchy peak-performers is a pair of relative newcomers from South Korea: Genesis G70 and Kia Stinger.

Yes, in many respects the 2023 G70 and Stinger are quite similar in structure—they share the same Hyundai genetics—though they're certainly not carbon copies of each other. How do they differ? Let's pull back the curtain and get to know each one a little more intimately.

We hope you’ve been good this year, because at Braman Genesis, we have something special in the works: the all-new 2023 G90, which has officially been awarded MotorTrend’s Car of the Year.

Ho-ho-hold up a minute, you may be saying to yourself. The Genesis name has been a standalone badge for less than a decade. How on Earth did they beat out industry stalwarts like Chevrolet and Honda, as well as fellow luxury names like Mercedes-Benz? How does a relatively young name come out on top of automakers that have been around for over a century?

Well, curious…

Who makes the most technologically advanced cars and SUVs in America? According to over 84,000 J.D. Power-surveyed vehicle owners, the answer is: Genesis. 

Earning a J.D. Power 2022 U.S. TXI Study Innovation Index score of 643 out of 1,000, Genesis offers the overall best car technology across all four assessed categories (Convenience, Emerging Automation, Energy/Sustainability, and Infotainment/Connectivity). Let's take a look at some of the features that allowed Genesis to set the "techy car" bar so high and win J.D. Power's praise for the second consecutive year.

The market for crossovers and SUVs has been hot for years, decades even. In fact, when it comes to luxury vehicles, SUVs account for over 60% of all sales in America each year. Of course, their popularity has also paved the way for automakers to keep pumping out new models, which makes finding the best luxury SUV a daunting task, to say the least.

If you’re going to buy a new or used electric vehicle, you'll need something to charge its battery. Whether that means plugging into a Level 1 standard wall outlet, using an OEM Level 2 EV charger, or frequently visiting a local public DC Fast Charge EV station, the choice is yours and yours alone.

“Whoa. Hold your horses... what did you say?”

Spring of 2022 is almost here, and with it, a sleek and stunning revelation to the world of all-electric vehicles: the GV60.

With the electric revolution in full swing, the acclaimed automaker has decided to release their own first dedicated EV luxury platform. The GV60 provides all the comfort, intuitiveness, and drivability you’ve come to expect from Genesis, with an efficient and fast-charging electric motor, so you can ride in style without ever pumping a drop of gas again.

In a segment filled to the brim with interesting options, few can match the value and finesse of the uber-affordable GV70 and, to a lesser extent, Acura RDX. For the money – even top-of-the-line models are priced below $55k – you'll do no better than these two luxury SUVs.

Unless you’re some sort of superhero, you can’t be in two drivers’ seats at the same time, which means you’ll probably want to buy or lease one or the other. Which will it be: The multiple award-winning SUV with next-level technology and a penchant for turning heads or the…