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This concern is quite legit, in that the car could have had inccured real damage. Many States have laws that require a new vehicle owner to be notified if their car has been damaged in the process of building or shipping it. Arizona is not one of them. the customer should have the right to turn...

normally that is a separate warranty and covered by the tire manufacturer. Don't know how lucid set it up

There is no such thing as a random flat tire. What was the source? Was it punctured? or did you strike a pothole breaking the rim seal? It must be one of the two , If it were a pot hole then that blow could easily broken the knuckle . and that would be on your insurance not lucid.

How did you know it was heavily damaged? Did they inform you beforehand?

looking forward to your final results

Can be about 125 miles depending on errands on the way. This is helpful for in either case that is plenty of slack for the return trip home. Where anyone should prefer to change up.

100 miles away not checking is good advice that I had not thought of

I often leave my car at the airport for trips. So my question is this. If I drive there a leavythe car 60 percent charged for three weeks. What would I expect to find when I returned?

I imagine these numbers can change at any moment under current volatile economic conditions . The interest rate they give you is my major consideration. The residual is less important as long as you can buy out at the end with no penalty.

You know you get the same results just turning down the mid range -2 .

Talked to my DA yesterday about the lack of new VIN assignments. I got the impression that, with the director of quality taking over, things were slowed drastically to focus on the undelivered cars held up for so long in various their unfinished form. Possibly parts shipped to the delivery...

I’d snap it up right away if I wanted to drive around in my living room

I share your concerns but the assignment of a vin should probably only be read as promise/plane to assemble a particular car. I bet it has little to to with the old system of sequential vins on the assembly line. i.e. they have everything on hand to build. But if supplies shift or they don’t...

So does Arizona have one?

Thanks we were all wondering about our choice. Looks worth the wait.

all you need to do was ask or confirmation

Have I missed any discussion about this https://www.carscoops.com/2022/04/heres-a-peek-inside-the-production-hell-at-lucid-that-required-100-hour-work-weeks/

Im sure they did both A plug by itself or a patch by itself is not an acceptable repair because the plug does not permanently seal the innerliner and the patch does not fill the void left by the penetrating object, which allows water to enter the body of the tire and starting corroding the...

I asked about this at my test drive and was told these are Not the run flat ires you speak of. Also most high end tire manufactors are indeed telling you now their tires should not be plugged.