DBV
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- Mar 11, 2022
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- 2021 Tesla Model S LR
You are thinking of way older BMW’s. I have owned a lot of BMW’s and still own a 8 year old X5d and they have all been flawless. The OP picked a good car. I really like the i5, just wished it had more range. Love iDrive in the BMW too. Looking forward to the next generation of EV BMW’s where I think they will be built from the ground up.Sorry. This is a rant....
At what point can we just let threads like this die? I know I'm doing it, but I hate how titles like this are constantly being resurrected to the top of the heap. The OP isn't going to change his mind. He already has his BMW and nearby service center, and if my BMW experience is any indicator, he'll be darned glad it's nearby.
Nobody in their right mind would buy a Lucid if they thought that Consumer Reports rating was anyway near accurate. In my opinion, that says far more about Consumer Reports than it does about Lucid. Remember how they raved that the Tesla Model S was hands-down the best car ever built?
Lucid's are far from perfect, and anybody who bought one expecting no growing pains doesn't understand what it means to be an early adopter. Same thing with expecting a robust service infrastructure, although I do think the slow roll out of that is a legitimate gripe.
I have true empathy for anyone who is dealing with serious issues, but many of the complaints are minor in the scheme of things. Whether major or minor, I do want to hear about those, and what can/has/must be done to resolve them. That kind of dialogue is invaluable to me. I just don't see what ongoing threads built around either defending the brand or piling on the attack accomplish other than providing fodder for the LCID short sellers.