Has anyone here returned a leased car that hasn’t received a bill for excessive wear?
I wonder if this an area Steve could provide some help? https://lehtoslaw.com/steve-lehto/
Sorry to hear about your experience. Empty promises and 8 days with no path to a resolution for an issue of this magnitude on a new luxury car would definitely have me contacting my lawyer. Today the sad truth is the squeaky wheel gets the grease while the patient & understanding gets screwed.
During an extended torrential downpour the driver side wiper cap came off allowing the blade to shift. The car was delivered to me from Lucid like this and has happened multiple times. Service tells me this is normal. After the 2nd time I ceramic coated the windshield. Thank god or I would have...
Trouble is how will you know? It appears that a separate evaluation is being done after you’ve already returned the car. This makes the whole situation feel very sleazy & unethical.
I’ve leased many cars from all the usual suspects-BMW, Mercedes, Porsche and Cadillac…-and not once have I ever been charged for anything upon return. Clearly Lucid is trying to claw back some $ anyway they can. What a terrible decision. My plan was to lease another. However if this is the game...
I’m having the same experience but have gone wired as I just don’t want to spend anymore time on this.
As an aside I tried two other family members iPhones and had the same experience.
It’s definitely a Lucid issue.
Everyone says USB but I’ve tried multiple times with m4a files that I know 100% are Atmos encoded and they don’t show up in the library.
What could I be doing wrong?
I’ve been having similar issue since the most recent update. I believe it’s a Lucid issue as I have no connectivity issues in my 4 other vehicles.
Sometimes it connects instantly while other times it’s a couple minutes or in some cases I need to go into the connectivity settings and manual...
If you want some great sounding music subscribe to Qobuz Sublime and buy your favorite music in hi-res. Then load it to a USB drive and enjoy the best fidelity I’ve experienced in the Lucid.