Lucid Gravity

[richhloveslucid]

He just broke his lease early, that’s all. Paid the fees and returned the car.

This is all I did. Nothing really special!

 

[socktucker]

This is all I did. Nothing really special!

I didn’t even think that was an option.

 

[msaunders9430]

Because it is not a traditional dealership, hence the air quotes.

I don’t really understand the skepticism, personally. Some people have plenty of money.

There’s at least as much reason it may be truth as fiction, so I lean toward trusting the poster unless otherwise proven.

But that’s just me.

IMO, the skepticism, doubt, and questioning is because when you also want to get rid of your Gravity, but haven't found a way to do so without a certain amount of financial loss and then you see someone posting about doing so without providing details, that's a bit much to handle. Add to that, you ask for additional, personal financial details, the result is to draw conclusions that make you feel better or not as bad about your current situation.

Crabs in a pot syndrome: tell me how you're getting out or take me with you. Otherwise, I'm pulling you back in with me.

 

[msaunders9430]

This is all I did. Nothing really special!

Thanks.
I think everybody is happy now.

 

[Leftlane]

I didn’t even think that was an option.

You can always end the lease early - you’ll just owe the remainder of all payments, dispositions fees, and wear and tear charges. The leasing company couldn’t care less as long as they get ALL their money - bonus for them is the car will have not lost as much value as it will over the full lease term.

 

[borski]

IMO, the skepticism, doubt, and questioning is because when you also want to get rid of your Gravity, but haven't found a way to do so without a certain amount of financial loss and then you see someone posting about doing so without providing details, that's a bit much to handle. Add to that, you ask for additional, personal financial details, the result is to draw conclusions that make you feel better or not as bad about your current situation.

Crabs in a pot syndrome: tell me how you're getting out or take me with you. Otherwise, I'm pulling you back in with me.

Fair enough. In this case, he likely lost a lot of money.

Some people have plenty and this is a drop in the bucket. I’m not that guy.