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Yes...and if you believe the reasoning I have some prime ocean front property in Phoenix to sell you. https://www.motortrend.com/news/ford-mustang-mach-e-frunk-now-costs-extra

They have? You mean you don't have to own two any more because one will always be in the shop?

I suspect it might be a function of the size of the driver. Since we are all of different heights, we view the windshield from a different angle so what may seem fine to some will be annoying to others.

At the Scottsdale showroom they have five vehicles for test drives and it is rare for more than one to be out of the parking spaces. The ratio of Gravities to Airs has changed and currently there are three Gravity test vehicles and two Air test vehicles. No problem for anyone who wants a test...

I live a half a mile away from the Rivian showroom and 9 miles away from the Lucid showroom. Nonetheless, I see more Lucids than Rivians although I am seeing a lot of both here in Scottsdale.

"Job cuts are always a positive unless they are cutting production" Give me a break. So Lucid should just close its service centers? Its mobile service vans? Its sales team? Its software design team? When there is excess staff, job cuts make sense. But to say they always are a positive is...

I think it would be the Taycan, Audi-e-Tron GT, BMW I5, Mercedes EQE.

Bisimoto or Rowdyssey?

At the halfway point in its long term use review: https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a63391898/2024-lucid-air-pure-rwd-reliability-maintenance/

I don't know what will be in the next Lucid but the R2 is absolutely not for me. I prefer a smaller vehicle but I don't want a vehicle that is simply an IPhone on wheels. I want real buttons and switches for things I do while driving such as adjusting the AC, changing my seat, lights, etc...

I think the concentration of Lucids to population in Scottsdale may be the highest in the country. I seem to always see at least one Lucid every time I am out. But the biggest reaction I get to the Lucid vehicles is "huh?" or "what's a Lucid". Awareness of software issues is a much smaller...

https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a70270024/2026-lucid-air-gravity-winter-drive/

Yes they are. There seems to be some disagreement here about the Scottsdale service center: https://lucidowners.com/threads/thank-you-scottsdale-sc.10997/

we are trying to throw them all out.

I agree. I would encourage the OP to call again and see if the OP just got a support person who had just been told his spouse was divorcing him. Eve an incompetent attorney could win this one.

I don't have the numbers but based on my visuals Arizona is a huge market for Lucid. I live in Scottsdale and I see at least one Lucid on every trip I take.

https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2026-mercedes-benz-eqs450-plus-first-test-review

I a I agree with you when it is the system and upper management that is the problem. When it is the employee himself, then I disagree. A failure to return a promised phone call, and then lying about it, is not a managerial problem, it is an employee problem and I have no problem calling out...

A very interesting chart. I would quibble with the color coding regarding dimensions. Some folks, like me, prefer a smaller vehicle so a smaller length would be green on my chart. But, then again, I am in a weird and small cohort in that regard.

I would buy this if the OP hadn't tried both customer care and the service center numerous times. A defective cable should be a simple swap. Personally, I would have gone into the sales office and asked them to swap it out for one of the ones in their test drive fleet and if they refused, I...