 I bought my Genesis 3.8 sedan Certified Pre-owned from a local dealer here in Central Florida. It had less that 10k miles. It rides and handles pretty well and has sufficient power for such a heavy car using a V6. My overall rating is above average with a few exceptions; one that's annoying and one that's actually dangerous. I'll start with the annoying problem. The radio will switch modes on it's own when I first start driving. In the first 20 seconds the radio will switch from FM to either Bluetooth or CD. I have to manually switch it back to the radio using the Mode button on the steering wheel; this is annoying. I did the system reset this morning in the garage and will test it tonight. Hopefully that fixed the problem. The second problem that I've experienced is more than annoying, it's dangerous. I take short rode trips across the state early in the morning probably 2-3 times a month. Starting in late fall when the outside temperature is in the 40s about an hour into the trip (the cabin setting on Auto) the system will without warning switch to hot/humid air blowing at a high rate which will immediately fog up the inside of the car. I'm doing 70 mph and suddenly can't see the road in front of me. I took the car to the dealer and they could not re-produce the hot/humid air problem. They had no answers. After reading the manual I learned that the car has an automatic defogger function that can be toggled on or off; I turned it off and will test it on Saturday morning when I take my road trip. I don't recall this happening in the summer months. I assume that's because the outside temperature is warm. Reading some of the blogs related to the 2105 Genesis I hear that a lot of owners are having radio problems. The radio and other electronics are not covered on the 5 year 60k mile warranty but rather 3 year/36k miles. I guess Hyundai knew they had a problem. The blogs never mentioned the window fogging problem. It's possible the problem is isolated or only occurs under certain conditions; not sure. Its a nice car but it's no Mercedes, BMW or Audi. If I had to do it again I would not have purchased the first year of a total redesign. Too many bugs and potential bugs....Radio bug update: Went for a ride last night and tested the radio after the reset and it did the same thing; switched modes on it's own. Please understand that as a family we have owned several vehicles with the same audio options- radio, blue tooth and CD and none of them have had this issue. The radio should probably be replaced but  unfortunately it's out of warranty and will cost several K's $. Will test the auto defog in the morning. I'm hoping that switching it off will eliminate this dangerous malfunction. More to follow...Update: I did some research and was able to fix both problems myself since the dealer could not or would not. The radio logic was apparently corrupted when I accepted the 1 free week of Sirious Satellite. I read on a blog site that some Genesis owners were experiencing the same problem soon after the free trial. The fix was simple; unplug the fuse that protects the infotainment system for 15 second then plug it back in. The problem has not occurred since I did that simple fix. With regard to the fogging problem, I just turned off the auto defog system (because it didnt work anyway) and that problem went away. It's a nice car with plenty of power (V6) and rides really well but I expect more for a car in that price range that Hyundai states is comparable to other high-end vehicles.I left off one other annoying thing that happens: The door that covers the gas cap will not open on most occasions. I am forced to open the trunk and manually pull the back-up cord to open it. I've had the dealer attempt to fix it twice with no luck. It's very troubling that a high-end car has  this type of problem.