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Re: 2024 BMW 7-Series Lease Deals, Incentives, Rebates, and Prices
.00180 MF and 52% residual740i 39mo/12k and 36/mo 12k 37363
$8000 lease credit
$5000 loyalty
Either term
kyfdx
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Re: 2025 Audi eTron GT Lease Deals, Incentives, Rebates, and Prices
.00083 MFHello,
Could I please get July numbers for the Audi RS e-tron GT
24/36
7.5k/10kZip 90280
Thank you in advance!
60%/53% residual for 24/36 mo, 10K/yr
$12,500 lease cash
kyfdx
1
Re: 2025 Kia Telluride Lease Deals, Incentives, Rebates, and Prices
.00260 MF and 71% residualHello, can I please get the MF, RV, and incentives - 36/10k for 2025 Telluride SX AWD?
Zip 54110
No lease incentives
kyfdx
1
Re: Chronic Car Buyers Anonymous
But, there will always be those folks who are captivated by the Roundel.Well, that's certainly one way to put it.
Re: Chronic Car Buyers Anonymous
The diagonal grille bars on that X3 remind me of what I always assumed is a radiator support on GMT800s:
GM could have painted those black and made the world a more aesthetic place, but they chose not to.
GM could have painted those black and made the world a more aesthetic place, but they chose not to.
corvette
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Re: Chronic Car Buyers Anonymous
When we went to CT in the truck, the range when we left was 642 miles.
After 101 miles, the range was 642 miles! It definitley likes the highway better.
After 101 miles, the range was 642 miles! It definitley likes the highway better.
Re: I spotted an (insert obscure car name here) classic car today!
I love first gen Intrepids... it's amazing one other than hunter green or burgundy survived. That one is an ES and most likely has the 3.5.
tjc78
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Re: Chronic Car Buyers Anonymous
My experience with maverick hybrid is that no way it gets better mileage hammering in the highway. Sweet spot is local back roads about 40-45 and rolling hills. E en with some stop signs I can push 50 doing that. Hammering down the thruway at 75 is more like mid 30s.
stickguy
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Re: Chronic Car Buyers Anonymous
I still find the 3-series handsome (a new one is out relative soon, right?).250 is not enough. Our Mercedes tops out a little over 300 and since I drive like I have feet the size of Shaq's I tend to get under 300. I'd like 350-375 so that an 80% charge will get you 300.
The X3 is bold to say the least. Audi’s approach to the new Q5 is a good example of a solid update with restraint (as was MB’s recent GLC update).
The 5-series…I think it’s just a little plain. It needs the M Sport exterior to look decent. I’m still a little drawn to this used i5 M60. I drove it when it first became available, which was around 6 weeks ago and it’s been reduced almost $10k. So it’s almost $30k below MSRP, but I’m quite sure that’s not nearly enough to cut your losses on a luxury EV, particularly one that has an EPA range of around 250 miles.
One thing I've noticed is that it seems to get better range around town than all highway. Maybe it is an illusion but it sure seems that way.
On the other end of the spectrum today I was at a 1/4 tank so filled the Ram. 24 gallons... I keep forgetting it has the larger tank.
tjc78
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Re: Chronic Car Buyers Anonymous
I still find the 3-series handsome (a new one is out relative soon, right?).
The X3 is bold to say the least. Audi’s approach to the new Q5 is a good example of a solid update with restraint (as was MB’s recent GLC update).
The 5-series…I think it’s just a little plain. It needs the M Sport exterior to look decent. I’m still a little drawn to this used i5 M60. I drove it when it first became available, which was around 6 weeks ago and it’s been reduced almost $10k. So it’s almost $30k below MSRP, but I’m quite sure that’s not nearly enough to cut your losses on a luxury EV, particularly one that has an EPA range of around 250 miles.
The X3 is bold to say the least. Audi’s approach to the new Q5 is a good example of a solid update with restraint (as was MB’s recent GLC update).
The 5-series…I think it’s just a little plain. It needs the M Sport exterior to look decent. I’m still a little drawn to this used i5 M60. I drove it when it first became available, which was around 6 weeks ago and it’s been reduced almost $10k. So it’s almost $30k below MSRP, but I’m quite sure that’s not nearly enough to cut your losses on a luxury EV, particularly one that has an EPA range of around 250 miles.
breld
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