Recent content by WildRide47

Yes, I had the same issue when my mother in law died in 2003. She had a new leased BMW(6 months before her death) with 2+ years left on the lease. The answer was yes the estate is responsible for the lease even though the lessee has passed. We had 3 options. 1. Keep the car and continue to pay...

Even the Toyota Camry I would rather drive myself. The only exception maybe if I was in the back seat of a Rolls Royce.

I also agree with Chrome. At least in my AGT, the intermittent Hi/Low wipers are a disaster. They are almost unusable. The windshield can be completely covered in mist and the intermittent wipers do not actuate on either setting. Constantly having to use the one wipe stalk button in light rain...

I agree with MGRMLN. My wife's BMW i4M50 has the wipers on the stalk with various sensitivities and works great.

It never gets colder than 40 degrees in my garage during the winter, so I see no reason to keep the car plugged in while on vacation. Based on what I have seen with phantom drain on my present 6 week vacation, it would take 6 months for my AGT to go from 80% to 36% and that's including running...

Yes, but a previous poster stated that he left his Lucid at 70% and set to recharge it when it dropped to 50%. It would take about 3 months to drop to the 50% level before the charging took effect. So again, what is the point of plugging it in at all? The plug in would have no effect since it...

Still not sure the point of keeping it plugged in. I'm getting near the end of my six week vacation here in Palm Desert away from my home in Portland, Oregon. I left my AGT in my garage unplugged in at 80%. After six weeks, including running the last Software Update(1 hour) my car is now at...

Since I've had only minimal problems, the virtues of my AGT outweigh some of its liabilities such as the intermittent wiper and the lip at the dash interfering with the directional flow of the air conditioning . However, if I had some more significant problems like some others have had on this...

Split decision in my family. I of course prefer my AGT. but my wife prefers the i4 because it's a smaller car and more maneuverable for parking spaces. She also likes the fact that she's had absolutely zero problems with her car since she bought it, and that the intermittent wipers on her car...

First off, my wife reads consumer reports from cover to cover and it does affect her decision making. Secondly, the results were right on mark with her BMW i4 as we've had it now for 2+ years and never once brought it in for anything because everything works perfectly. I've been fairly lucky as...

My PURE policy has standard 150 days of rental coverage with 15K for the rental car.

I live in Portland Oregon and currently am in Palm Desert California with my wife for a 6 week vacation. Not sure why you need to keep the car plugged in at all? I set my charging at 80% unplugged. Today was the first time I checked my charge after 3 weeks. It now registers at 75% Why kept...

The problem is that too many people think they have the proper coverage(when they do not) and then are angry and disappointed when they find out their coverage is not as good as they thought.

Correct. If you don't have an accident, then you come out ahead paying the lower cost premiums. If you do have an accident, then you may not do so well. So yes, it is up to each person to decide for themselves what their risk tolerance is.

When I got into an accident. PURE insurance covered everything without question. Others on this forum when they got into an accident had problems with their insurance company. They stated that the cost of the certified Lucid shops was too high and they wanted them to go to a lower cost shop...