Then don’t take 8 months to make it perfect……It ain't gonna be perfect so if that's your expectation...
it is my expectation since this delay is all about QC delivering complete quality. It not, then deliver it in 2-4 months like you stated.
Then don’t take 8 months to make it perfect……It ain't gonna be perfect so if that's your expectation...
I mean, startups can’t seek perfection out of the door. Perfection itself is relative. They have their own checklist for standards and your car should meet that.They are not delaying because of software. They are delaying because of hardware. Yes, after holding back my car for 8 months, I expect that part to be perfect. Otherwise, why not just deliver it to me?
I can say the response you get post sale is better than what you get pre sale but I do think the pre sales issues come down which DA you get along with the obvious of just poor communication from Lucid in general.Then don’t take 8 months to make it perfect……
it is my expectation since this delay is all about QC delivering complete quality. It not, then deliver it in 2-4 months like you stated.
I still believe it's better to pay cash right now as the stock market doesn't look like rebounding any time soon. A lot of you stated before that you can do better with the cash but interest rates are going higher making payments higher and overall cost of car higher.The only are thing that would be annoying to incoming buyers is financing. Lucid dragging its feet on getting issues resolved in production has heavily impacted those buyers who are going to finance the purchase. It could also drive order cancellations as the rate hike yesterday isn't going to be the last.
Everyone has to make his/her own decision based on what is best for them and their insights into their crystal ball. My loan rate for $115K will be going up to just 2.49% once I pass the lock expiration date in a few weeks. At that time the loan will only cost $7,426 over five years. WIth the market down right now, if I can't make many, many multiples of that over five years, I deserve what I get.I still believe it's better to pay cash right now as the stock market doesn't look like rebounding any time soon. A lot of you stated before that you can do better with the cash but interest rates are going higher making payments higher and overall cost of car higher.
Probably not many for you. I ordered April 6th LAST YEAR. There are a ton of people who ordered after me who have received their cars.I ordered mine Jan 14th and have not heard from my advisor since April 18th. Nothing, no phone call, no email, no replies to mine either. I called to complain twice and still have no answer what is going on. How are people who placed orders after me already receiving their cars?
What color did you order? If it's CS or QG, a 1/14/22 confirmation/order (I'm assuming order = confirmed rather than reserved) hasn't started production yet. If it's another color, then try calling the 800 number for sales and check if your DA is still employed by Lucid and if they are, complain that you aren't getting a response and you want to talk to their supervisor.I ordered mine Jan 14th and have not heard from my advisor since April 18th. Nothing, no phone call, no email, no replies to mine either. I called to complain twice and still have no answer what is going on. How are people who placed orders after me already receiving their cars?
It's confusing that people are using ORDERED when they mean confirmed. I've been seeing this more and more.Probably not many for you. I ordered April 6th LAST YEAR. There are a ton of people who ordered after me who have received their cars.
Yes. I use reserved and confirmed instead of ordered. If someone says ordered, I assume they are indicating reserved, which may not be the case.What color did you order? If it's CS or QG, a 1/14/22 confirmation/order (I'm assuming order = confirmed rather than reserved) hasn't started production yet. If it's another color, then try calling the 800 number for sales and check if your DA is still employed by Lucid and if they are, complain that you aren't getting a response and you want to talk to their supervisor.
It's confusing that people are using ORDERED when they mean confirmed. I've been seeing this more and more.
Do you have access to your DA’s calendar? I do. I can always just schedule an appt and he always calls me at that time.I ordered mine Jan 14th and have not heard from my advisor since April 18th. Nothing, no phone call, no email, no replies to mine either. I called to complain twice and still have no answer what is going on. How are people who placed orders after me already receiving their cars?
Who are you financing with?Everyone has to make his/her own decision based on what is best for them and their insights into their crystal ball. My loan rate for $115K will be going up to just 2.49% once I pass the lock expiration date in a few weeks. At that time the loan will only cost $7,426 over five years. WIth the market down right now, if I can't make many, many multiples of that over five years, I deserve what I get.
I financed with BoA and basically had the same rates.Who are you financing with?
Would be willing to share numbers? Or the rates at least. Thank you.I financed with BoA and basically had the same rates.
There is a lot of batching which is why my November confirmation got pushed out to a July delivery with others confirming their cars as late as March receiving them before me. They batch colors, interiors, wheel size, and even delivery location, etc as far as I have been able to ascertain over the past 7 months I hear you. I have been there.I am seeing other Zenith Reds with Tahoe interiors ordered after me having vins assigned or being delivered. I ordered 19" wheels too due to crappy roads. Seems like Lucid created tbeir own priority list.
I ordered with $1k deposit on Jan 5th and still have no vin.