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2025 vs 2023

People here like to support the OEM.

I'm the same, I tend to get rid of cars when they rust out from under me. The last 4 I sold had 150k, 200k, 280k and 250k miles and we're between 16 an 19 years old when sold.

Not commenting on anyone in particular, just on the EV market in general (so hopefully no one is offended). People lament the large depreciation of EVs. They also don't want to own one more than a couple of years because the tech gets outdated. Aren't these two sides of the same coin? Also...

I guess I live in a different world. Driving 20,000 miles a year I've only had one claim in 30 years (someone hit my parked car and totaled it). Of course I've just linked myself.

Don't think this is the case, Tesla disabled no regen because they could. I believe EPA requires that cars default to start-up settings (hence Lucid alway defaulting to smooth and std reg). Of course Tesla may start in the driver's choice of settings (I've never driven one so I don't know), in...

Will these fit other sized wheels (19, 21) or only the 20's?

Correct if you go to the configuration page it only gives you options for the GGT.

@dhruv drops rates and residual without giving a term nor where these figures came from. Without Lucid giving those figures everything is an estimate. I have enter several different estimates into their calculator. The best I can come up with is a money factor of between 5.75 and 6 and a...

How was this ascertained?

What type of deals were on Airs in the first year or two? Prices (or sales) will adjust to the market. Yes the BMW IX is ranked second but is it really a true competitor? No frunk, 36 cubic feet cargo compared to 48 (plus another 8 in the frunk). The one used in the example lease takes 4 seconds...

I know this is a hot topic but I fail to how this is anything more than a comment. Certainly not negative or positive.

It can when it's your car. If every time the seat moved with easy entry I heard a loud or rough sounding motor it would start to grate on me. My charge port does not reliably close (maybe 1/3 of the time). Not a big deal. But, having to get out of the car after starting to drive away from...

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My place knew the car (April 2024). The slip said pulled right front wheel. Don't know if they did. State requires pulling one front wheel to check brakes, bearings, suspension, etc.

Don't they require you to rotate tires to get the full warranty? If so the lack of rotation ( front to rear) may account for warranty differences. Why only the rear tires have half the warranty is a mystery.

I didn't think Lucid leases allowed purchasing at the end. Though I get confused by alot of the leasing discussions.

Can't blame Mercedes for being cautious after a 3 car crash occurred while they were demoing their Pre-Safe automatic braking/collision avoidance system to the press back in 2005.

The offer as posted expires April 30. So if you can't start processing until vehicle order is finalized, then I'll go back to my original statement - very few (if any) people will take this leasing offer.

I meant take the offer by April 30, 2025 and take delivery by May 7, 2025. Now rereading it it's take delivery 7 days after the vehicle is available, so apply in the next 2 weeks and take delivery when the vehicle is produced.