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Well you do you. If buying a new car provided guaranteed peace of mind, we wouldn't need lemon laws. From a purely financial perspective it is very difficult to justify the purchase of a new luxury vehicle, EV or otherwise. I find peace of mind in knowing that my used AGT; which I own free...

Most of the communication around this occurred in Q1 and referenced late summer or fall. There was a push to get some social media press around 3.0 with some reports on expected features. I know that Engineering Explained did a video on the topic before his vehicle was reclaimed. It was...

The challenge with a lease is that you have no real input on the remedy for damage at turn in. The area in question is plastic so I don’t think a repair is going to be feasible.

I bought my 2023 AGT last year with 7K miles and a spotless history. I’ve had no issues during my ownership. The prior owner had it for 21 months and took a $100K loss. For the price I paid I could have bought two and it would still have been cheaper than the original MSRP. While there are...

My last lease was 20 years ago. As my understanding of finance grew I could no longer justify the transaction. You are essentially renting someone else’s asset. At the same time I did not want to take the massive depreciations hit on a new car. So I found a sweet spot. I buy (with cash)...

The EPA does not drive 75-80 mph in their range test. Your confusing range with highway driving distance.

Notably both of these individuals are founder CEO’s with a tight grip on the vision and leadership of their companies. The visionary behind Lucid is long gone. And I suspect, based on a career of leadership roles in Fortune 100 organizations, that the Board and company leadership haven’t been...

There’s simply no way to ascertain why or how the crack appeared. And the fact that the car was out of your control for 6 days probably doesn’t bode well in placing responsibility on Lucid.

Flagging this as a “recall” while perhaps technically correct, seems a little misleading as the remedy is nothing more than a software update. I think when most people think of a recall they consider it to be something that has to be repaired at the dealer. When Apple identifies security risks...

If the extent of your issue is paintwork, you shouldn’t be limited in where you have the work done. The issue is when parts are needed. I have a touch up specialist that takes care of scratches at a fraction of what a body shop would charge. They have no issues in doing small fixes on my...

This is correct. Lucid relies on a cellular connection for Sirius. You will have instances of not being able to receive a connection in cellular dead zones. It was for this reason that I cancelled my car subscription for my Air. If I have good reception and want to listen to Sirius I do so...

I did extensive research before purchasing an AGT last year. Nowhere in any of that research did I come across anything that said or suggested that FSD was imminent. And I’ve seen nor heard anything from Lucid that would suggest otherwise. I suppose you might have relied on something relayed...

Given the prior announcements around a fall 26 launch of UX 3.0 I suspect that the majority of the development work is behind them. While delays are entirely possible, there’s no reason to believe it won’t be released in the near future.

This one showed no apparent issues although it did have a battery replacement in its history. Some may see that as a plus. I suspect there will be more used inventory available as warranties expire. Most of us have been spoiled by having little if any out of pocket expenses. We should have a...

The car in question had about 80K miles and is out of warranty. A combination of miles and age factored into the bid price.

If you don’t understand why a company, any company, would choose not to comment on their stock price absent extraordinary circumstances, then maybe buying individual stocks isn’t for you.

FWIW. If you have a legitimate legal dispute with Lucid you will do yourself no favors by attempting to litigate it here. Any attorney worth his fee will give you the same advice. And if you are represented by an attorney the company should be speaking to him/her and not you directly.

Attempting to be all things to all people is futile. My must haves may not be the same as yours and vice versa. As a baseline I want things to work. More often than not these days features overshadow functionality. Case in point, who would have thought a door handle would be a cars Achilles...

Having a great product is only part of the equation. To survive and thrive you have to execute. Leadership, financial performance, manufacturing, marketing, human resources, customer service and a whole host of other things. It all matters. The best companies win, not necessarily the best...

Why would you assume that the company is hiding something? The stock price is down because there are more sellers than buyers. When that changes the price of the stock will go up.