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I don’t blame you. I paid for my car last Friday and it’s scheduled to be delivered tomorrow. Yet, the Riviera Beach service center has yet to confirm to me that will actually happen. They were supposed to confirm delivery this afternoon, but the silence has been deafening. I’m hoping that...

You should have been given the Sales Agreement from Lucid to sign around the time the car was sent to the service center for pre-delivery inspection. That has the total price with taxes, registration, etc. I wasn't asked to make the final payment for the car until it had completed pre-delivery...

I did. The Riviera Beach service center said they didn’t have any.

Where do you see the touch up paint in the online store? I'm supposed to get my Grey/Tahoe GT delivered to me tomorrow. I asked the service center if they had any touch up paint and they said no. I'm not seeing it at store.lucidmotors.com.

I use an old-fashioned manual bicycle tire pump, which I've owned for almost 20 years. You wouldn't want to use it to pump up a Lucid tire from flat, but for only adding 1-3 pounds it works just fine. I check my tire pressures about twice a month, and rarely need to add more than a pound.

Nicely done!

My DA just called and said my Grey/Tahoe GT (with 21-inch wheels!) has cleared PDI at the Riviera Beach, FL service center. I expect it to be delivered to my home sometime next week.

I just talked to my DA, and he said he wasn't aware of any system-wide delivery hold. He said that one of his customers just got his GT yesterday.

My car arrived at Riviera Beach yesterday, July 18. So, 17 days from VIN assignment to arrival at the service center. Now, we'll see how long it takes to get to me!

Well, perhaps 18-19 days from VIN to arriving at the Riviera Beach service center. Not sure when I’ll get it yet.

My Grey/Tahoe GT shipped out of Casa Grande on Friday, July 15. My DA says it should arrive in Riviera Beach by tomorrow, July 19. Timeframe seems similar to that experienced by @Amar G recently.

My DA said the same thing: soon (Q3) and $1200. One wrinkle may be that you need to express an interest to your DA. I got the impression that Lucid is creating a waitlist for the charger, and that the chargers will arrive in batches. So, if you want one, let Lucid know.

Hoping they're doing a better job of assembling them in the first place, hence less need for PDI!

I received my Grey/Tahoe GT VIN on July 1. Yesterday (July 14), my DA told me my car is complete, and should ship out to Riviera Beach, FL imminently. There's a good chance the service center will receive it by next Friday (July 22). This is not a cancelled car; it's new production. So...

I'm in east central Florida (New Smyrna Beach), and, as I posted above, my quotes from GEICO, State Form, Progressive, and eSurance were in the approximate range of $1200 to $1600 per year. I'd recommend you check around more.

I'm shopping for insurance, and my local agent gave me a quote from Travelers. The rate was pretty good, until I noticed they identified the car as a Lada, not a Lucid!

I know!!!

So, what setting did you use with the Lucid's tone control(s)? 32Hz to 21 kHz. What a piker!:) I've got two Definitive Technology Trinity subwoofers in my home system. Sub-20Hz bass is a piece of cake!:) You really are going to force me into a Room Equalization Wizard setup for my Mac.

Now that you've tested the audio system's frequency response in your own car, did you try to boost the bass with the car's tone controls to see if you could flatten the bass response? I was wondering if a certain level of adjustment worked well or were the turnover frequencies in the wrong...

I drove a pre-production Air GT with the 19-inch wheels at the West Palm Beach Studio and then, about 1-1/2 months later, a pre-production Air GT with the 21-inch wheels at the Miami Studio. I honestly didn't notice any ride deterioration issues with the 21-inch wheels. Of course, different...