On the news, I heard that in California, they're going to mandate GPS speed governors, making it impossible to go over the speed limit under any circumstances.
In the real world, you'll probably get around 20 miles per gallon. Although I must admit, gas mileage means nothing to me. I would avoid diesel and go with gas.
I've had good luck with Fords, but I would DEFINITELY prefer a normally aspirated V8 engine than a turbo charge V6. Remember turbo charging makes the engine work harder. The V8 will likely last longer. In Detroit, they have a saying, there is no replacement for displacement.
I wouldn't take the genesis for free. You cannot control the lights. You're forced to keep them on all the time. The other vehicles give you various levels of control. With General Motors, devices are regularly available to defeat. The engine stop-start.
On my vehicles, I do the first oil change at 500 miles. Then I change oil every 3,000 miles. Also, I permanently disable the engine stop-start for improved gas mileage, and better safety. I also disable the daytime running lights.
I installed one of these on my Tahoe that was less than 3 hours old. I purchased the one that goes behind the dash. The override button still works. The difference is it permanently remembers your decision. This is a great safety feature that will help the engine last longer and improve safety.
Go to the dealer and talk to them. They have powers that you don't have online. Also, you can have them program the daytime running lights so you can use them or NOT. This is a common software setting when selling vehicles to anyone in government.
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