Recent content by 3rdMotor

I might sell it after this exchange. I just had not thought about it, tbh. It’s worth like four cents now so what’s the difference between selling and holding lmao.

No, I meant what I said. 3-8. 38 shares. I just dipped a toe in. My portfolio is doing wonderful, don’t you worry. My point is, the stock is a dud. Glad I didn’t invest much.

I’m at 38 shares with an average cost of $17.11. Lucid has been an awful stock and let’s be honest: it’s never going to rebound. Not even remotely.

I appreciate your candor. Your experience is valid and I hope the Air is able to improve for you in time.

Glad you are okay! Too bad lucid *still* doesn’t have integrated dash cams like Tesla. Would’ve loved to see that accident footage!

I don’t intend to get this thread off the rails. My opinion, as I’m a user of both, I love the Lucid Air, but the autonomous driving by Tesla is really head and shoulders above Lucid right now. I don’t care if it has 100 sensors or no sensors, FSD in its current form just works exceedingly well...

FSD may not be the glorious robotaxi yet, but FSD 12.3.6 is truly remarkable in its current form and it is improving dramatically with each new iteration. Robotaxi is closer than you may realize.

If you paid with a credit card, just dispute the charge if the shop doesn’t want to take responsibility.

What agency gives a credit score over 850? I just… haven’t heard of that before and am curious. I only familiar with them maxing out at 850.

Wow, can’t beat that level of service. Nice!!

Tidal just announced (yesterday March 6) some changes to their plans and pricing, which brings the cost of Tidal hi-fi down significantly.

The best look on the Air, kudos!

My average LCID cost is $17.11 and I’m down about 83%. If I had invested that money in TSLA, I’d be up 50% - c’est la vie

There are all manner of philosophies on this. Paying cash or putting a high down payment avoids interest and debt but may limit your liquidity. Financing allows you to keep cash for other opportunities, but it comes with interest costs. Frankly, in my opinion, if putting 50% down or more...

All manufacturer preferences aside, the way you phrase it gives me pause. It sounds like a huge purchase for you. The depreciation is going to be fast and steep. As long as you can stomach that (afford that), then you’re good to go. If you aren’t able to put atleast 50% down and pay the...