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Morning, I have leased different vehicles for almost 20 years and what I learned is that money factor and residual value are not negotiable. The other factors like discounts to MSRP (cap cost reduction) and other fees are negotiable. In summary, if the lease payment is very high, the residual...

Congrats and I hope you enjoy the car for many years to come

You are right but because I wasn’t going anywhere long distance it wasn’t a priority. I will get in down in the next couple of months.

Afternoon, I have had only mobile service appointments with excellent results. They were able to do everything so far but I am told that the recall with the tow hinge needs a service center appointment. For me I haven’t rushed doing this because it’s not a safety issue.

I have never had an issue with homelink…my screen button to open shows up when I get near home…when I leave garage after backing out on street…before leaving street I close garage…it isn’t a big deal to me.

I received my update this morning and just tried it out…it seems like the same size window and two of our other cars. It seems to work great for me. I don’t notice any issues and I like the fact that steering wheel button is integrated to change tracks…Siri seemed not to be able to increase...

I sold my polestar 2 which I liked quite a bit….but compared to the Lucid Air Dream it isn’t in the same league…I had some software issues like many early owners but now mostly issue free with overall software…don’t get me wrong it isn’t perfect but in my opinion nothing is!

Afternoon, My vehicle is just over one year old and have 6600 miles on it…have done 3 trips round trip (800 total) and not experiencing any wear in noise.

I have used Detail Authority for my Lucid Air and another previous vehicle…very happy with the work and quality.

Thanks for sending this..,went to their website and it doesn’t seem ready to order…so we need to call Them?

If you want to buy a second set of tires and wheels…tirerack.com can get you a 19inch set of wheel and tires around $2000-$2500 depending on what you choose…I got a full set of 19 on all seasons for just under $2000…they mount and balance them at tirerack making it easy to switch your tires back...

Dear car buyer….you need to ask your 401k company if they need to sell investments to put the loan in collateral account (pay yourself interest)…if they do then you have to happy with getting that return on your loan for 5 years…I would think that buying a depreciating asset with retirement...

I use my Lucid as a daily driver and on long road trips…I got the front wrapped and bought an extra set of 19 inch wheels and tires for winter…I think the car is so much fun and comfortable to drive that I don’t worry about the potential scratch or possible chip. I have other Porsche ICE...

Welcome to the greater DC club…congrats and may see you on the road soon….my office in Tyson’s is across the street from the Lucid Studio and soon in early 23 there will be a state of the art service center.

I didn’t know that until a buddy let me know…by the way Perrelli told me that Lucid is an authorized dealer

Car come with 12 month road hazard warranty…have to take it to authorized Pirelli tire center.

Can do but I am one of the snow birds that come down in the winter

Congrats neighbor…you need something positive so enjoy your new lucid…try and enjoy the driving aspects and don’t get too caught up in the software…the software has improved so much since I got my DE bank in February

I actually have both Vehicles…my C8 is a convertible…I have to say I drive the air more frequently because it’s more comfortable to get in and out of…that being said it depends on how you are going to drive and use your car…if I had to choose one car I would go for the AIR

Financing will always be a better deal then leasing because no history on residual value…I believe Tesla was the same in the beginning