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Genesis Launches Stardust Edition G90 Sedan For Home Market (Photos)

We might think that its only high profile luxury brand that can launch limited-edition models, well check out the Stardust Edition G90 from Genesis. The car is limited to only 50 examples and it’s specifically for the Korea market. The limited-run model features a two-tone livery and a special carbon metal sparkling pearl effect on the upper half and a Vik Black lower half. The process is painstaking and it’s done by hand that’s why it is a limited model.
Inside, the G90 Stardust gets bespoke two-tone leather seats, metallic pore Ash wood trim and also a black headliner. This gives the car an exclusive look or more upscale appearance. The Stardust Edition uses the range-topping 5.0-litre V8 that produces 420hp and an 8-speed automatic.
The head of Genesis Global Design, SangYup Lee made a statement. “The G90 Stardust represents the ultimate form of elegance. At that moment when you arrive at a red carpet event, nothing less is expected”. The Stardust G90 will be the costliest Genesis vehicle as it has a price tag of $110.900 (₦45m before shipping and tax). That pitches it on the Mercedes-Benz Maybach category.

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