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Hum, I understand limited production. If you look at most limited edition high-end cars, they are limited to around 100 units and they sell for insanely high prices...$250,000 and up. The Dream Edition is not really a limited edition car in that sense of the word. Yes, there is the tri-motor...

Yes, I've read that and it is good to share. Thank you. But that press release says, "we’re increasing total production of the fully-reserved Dream Edition to 520 vehicles." It does not say they are limiting production to 520 vehicles. There is no implied guarantee in that statement and if...

I agree with your assessment of Facebook and even Twitter. The only thing I've learned is don't make a big stock purchase based on what you hear on social media. What this group could help us with is this: 1. Insider trading - Are insiders buying, holding, or selling? I would expect to see...

They already increased it once. Check out that news below. I'm sure there is nothing in writing promising only a certain number. That would be really dumb on Lucid's part. https://insideevs.com/news/534985/lucid-air-dream-edition-520/

What worked for Cabbage Patch Dolls works for cars. If it is hard to get one you want it even more. I see no hit to a reputation when demand is high. It will only be hit if the delays are due to quality issues or parts shortage. IF...there is huge demand for the Dream, who do you want too...

Right. The question is what level is that at? We don't know. European Old Money, Saudi Oil Rich, Drug King Pins, Hollywood Moguls. You know those folks that have to have only the best and look at it in part as an investment, where's the demand? To me, 520 seem to me to be a drop in the bucket.

You raise a good point too. As well as dawktah LucidGT who said they only heard one person being upgraded from AGT to Dream. Those are solid indicators but no way conclusive or scientific. My hunch is that the vast majority of people ordering a Dream are in a different class that highly value...

They increased production of the Dream once before. They could do it again. I've looked on the Lucid website and the Q3 2021 report. Can't find any statement that they'll limit to only 520.

I agree. But I've not seen anything printed where Lucid says, "We will produce only 520 Dreams." I have read that was their goal by the end of 2021. If you can share a screen shot where Lucid states the Dream is Limited to only 520, then I'll believe it!

Some may look at it that way but it could also get people thinking this thing is RED HOT and I gotta have one. Making a few hundred more would be OK for most, I would think. But if you were going to double the number of limited editions then I would agree with you more. Look at it this way...

You are probably right...but lets ponder this for a moment. Lucid still allows Grand Touring Edition reservation holders to get on a wait list for the Dream (see image attached). Yes it is a limited edition but I've never read that Lucid promised no more than 520 will ever be produced. People...

How would it be bad to find out that demand was off the chart for a $169,000 car?

Orders will rise from 17,000 to 30,000. Delivered Dreams will be 750. Dream Editions are still coming out the factory door because Lucid is overwhelmed by Dream orders and decided to deliver more of this high margin item. Grand Touring deliveries are delayed so they can pump out more of the...

Some of it seems from the Lucid talking points, but the comparison to the Mercedes is mostly new, and the photographs came from no press kit. The NYT took those photos and one of them in the field is drop dead gorgeous!

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