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There is a big difference between liking a product and liking a brand. You are implying that younger people like products while older people like brands. I'm saying I think that is far from universal.

Your post has made me reflect on my own vehicle purchase decisions. I have always like the way German cars handle. It is right in my sweet spot. I started with VWs. Then, when I could afford it, I tried the German luxury brands. My Mercedes experience was awful. The car was just ok, and I didn't...

Yes the Natick studio is where I was offered a GGT. I think he said it already had a VIN, but it was green and loaded

My guess would be that they are severely parts-constrained, and using what parts they do have available to produce cars for customers. This would make sense why Studios getting cars, but not allowing them to be test driven.

This brings back memories. I used to live next to Valley Forge Park. I went to Jr High and High School there. I was a KOP mall rat back when E.J. Korvettes was one of the anchor stores.

This will be my fifth car lease. The other four were with Audi FS, and I recall having to just say no to the F&I guy a couple times.

No this was a specific car that was available to me if I was interested. I think it had been cancelled by the original buyer. The only thing I'm not sure I recalled correctly is the time frame from giving my ok to delivery.

I haven't ordered a Gravity, but when I called to check on the progress of my AGT order, they offered me a Gravity that was already in production and would be available in a couple weeks IIRC.

The termination fee is something you have to watch out for in leasing agreements. I've never entered a contract that has one. We'll see how Lucid feels about it when it is time to sign an agreement.

$200?!?!

Not enough tho…

Helpful and interesting. It doesn't say anything about wheel rash.

This is an eye opener to me. I will be asking some hard questions when it comes to my lease.

Wow! Interesting and convoluted all at the same time.

This behavior isn't limited to Lucid, unfortunately.

Well I understand what you are saying, but it is possible to parse this too finely (personally, I think Occam's razor applies here). This is from a manager at one of the Lucid stores. They were very excited about getting a showroom car. Not a test drive car--a showroom car. Look I think the...

Well yeah I get that thanks. But my point was you can get free and clear of your obligations and sell the car privately. You avoid a ton of BS that way, and you put the whole thing behind you sooner.

Personally, I would pay off the remaining lease payments, then buy the car and sell it privately (or trade it in on a new car). I did that with my Q7 and netted about $15k on the transaction. This was during covid and dealers were VERY short on inventory.

It is kinda hard to believe they are going to be delivery these to customers before the end og the month if they haven't even produced enough showroom cars yet.

Well, to be clear, I’m judging this based on the car that I have on order. The cost of my lease payments went up in June as compared to May.