By accessing this website, you acknowledge that Edmunds and its third party business partners may use cookies, pixels, and similar technologies to collect information about you and your interactions with the website as described in our
Privacy Statement, and you agree that your use of the website is subject to our
Visitor Agreement.
Comments
For example, remember the first Matrix movie, when Neo is awakened by a knock at his apartment door? It appears he is handing some sort of illegal disc to one of the guys at his door. That was nothing more than a minidisc.
Ever see the movie "Strange Days" with Ralph Fiennes and Angela Basset? This was a lesser known James Cameron movie from the mid-90's portraying a frightening futuristic society at the end of that century. Those "SQUID" discs were nothing more than minidiscs.
I suspect the movie directors used minidiscs because the vast majority of the general public had never seen one in person.
He got me all riled up till I remembered that he did this same thing about two years ago when they bought the first Range Rover from me. That car was ordered and took four months to come in. Within that four months I think he called me at least twice to back out of the deal and then right as the car came in they tried to back out again.
I guess this is how he negotiates. He is a general contractor so I have to wonder if he does this when he bids for jobs too. :confuse:
That was a hard lesson to learn to. When I first started selling I just figured I would get a big commission check every month and never put anything back. Then February of 1995 came along and I sold 2 1/2 units. 2 mini's and a used car deal that paid me $208.52. It was a long ride home with nothing but a pay stub saying I didn't make my draw
That is funny we are almost completely backwards. June, July and August are almost always dead. We rock from September right through to January.
Sounds like I need to go back into sales and work here in the Summer and then ask to be layed off and go to work at the Land Rover store in the fall
The two nicest dealerships in Nashville I have ever been in are Jescue's store I was in the other day and the land Rover Store across town. When you walk into that place you feel like you should be signing up to go rafting down the Colorado River instead of looking at cars.
2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D
That was the idea behind the dual point Land Rover Jaguar stores. Jag is rocking during the summer June-August and then has an decent early fall and late spring. Land Rover rolls October-January has a decent early spring and late fall.
It was a perfect mesh of two brands sharing a lot of heritage but....
Jaguar collapsed and now Land Rover does I think double the volume of Jag in the US. A few years ago we wanted to open a dual point Jag/Land Rover store and a local Jag dealer was up for sale. It never happened though which was probably a good thing.
What court? You have my curiosity peaked now. Are you saying that there is a court ruling pertaining to this? We wrote a check for $20K plus last summer to pay one off when Ford Credit discovered it.
Please tell me more.
I would have thought that with the Patriot Act it would be even a bigger taboo now then it was.
Maybe we should start a pool on what day you will actually buy a car.
Am I missing something here? :confuse:
The repair only makes sense if the cost of repair is less than the cost of the washer, right? In the case you just described was this the case, otherwise I think those EW's state you will get your purchase price back or they will substitute an equivalent model at the time of the attempted repair.
Just a little off the subject but if any of you guys own a GE dishwasher that was built between 1997, to I think late 2006, they have a recall of 2.5 million of them due to the use of "rinse agents". I understand notices started to go out in May. We just got our notice on Saturday and since we bought in 1998 we have opted for the $150 toward the purchase of a new GE dishwasher in lieu of having it repaired. If you buy a higher end model you can get $300 toward a new purchase. Take this for what its worth.
jmonroe
'15 Genesis V8 with Ultimate Package and '18 Legacy Limited 6 cyl
It was a bankruptcy court in Will County IL when a client of mine was in the same situation. His lawyer presented the situation and argued it was a lease, the court agreed.
2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D
If you look both ways before crossing the street you might be able to avoid that. :P
2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D
Which one? The hybrid...
Mackabee
i
If we are talking about the same thing, I would think you would want to get a new one since you're not satisfied with the one you have now rather than having it repaired.
FWIW, Mrs. jmonroe likes the GE we have now. She says she likes it better than the Kitchen Aide's and Maytag that she has had. Go figure. :surprise:
jmonroe
'15 Genesis V8 with Ultimate Package and '18 Legacy Limited 6 cyl
Thanks for the warning. If I buy something from Sears (not likely-my unfavorite store), I'll make sure they don't have a phone number.
2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,
How are you going to find a Sears store that doesn't have a phone number??
sorry, snake isn't the only smartass here today...
You are hardly a serious shopper.
Yeah and I am kicking myself for not seeing that one.
2011 Hyundai Sonata, 2014 BMW 428i convertible, 2015 Honda CTX700D
Mackabee
Mackabee
2014 Malibu 2LT, 2015 Cruze 2LT,
True, but where I think you may have a problem is in obtaining the loan under false pretenses. That is where the lender may get just a tad upset. Just look at all the problems in the mortgage business today.
2013 LX 570 2016 LS 460
I would still like to hear why the terrain response knob is bad and not just that it is bad.
Here is a picture of the LR3 setup. It is even easier to use since the toggles switches are larger and set up above the surface some.
You can easily operate all of the controls by touch without having to look at the controls since they have great tactile feedback. They give you a nice resounding click when you move the knob or press the toggles.
Also every time you do something with those controls the message center in the instrument cluster reminds you what you did. A message pops up in English for 3-5 seconds and then an Icon appears in the screen to let you know what mode you are in.
I think the best way to settle this debate is to do the following:
1) Find an available new Range Rover at your facility. You may wish to pick the one particular unit to which yesterday's shopper hesitated to place a deposit.
2) Pick a completely unbiased adult driver who has driven a wide range of automobiles, but has never driven a Range Rover. This will be your designated "Test Driver".
3) Arrange to have that Range Rover shipped to the driveway of the Test Driver immediately.
4) Allow Test Driver to experiment with all of the controls, while driving this vehicle every day for the next 6 months.
5) Also provide Test Driver with $200/week to cover gasoline costs.
6) Ask Test Driver to fill out a 1-page survey regarding the ease of use of the specific interface in question.
7) Arrange for a truck to pick up the RR from the Test Driver's driveway at the completion of this 6-month test drive.
Guess what?? This is your lucky day! It just so happens I am available to perform this test drive for you. I realize it won't be all fun and games, but I feel it is the least I can do to help resolve this debate fairly and completely. Just let me know when I should expect the delivery! :shades:
Why is this forum indicating I am "cdnpinhead"? I used the same login and password I typically use. And I'm suspecting cdnpinhead ain't too happy that somebody else is logged in with his account name. :confuse:
Tidester & Kirstie: Any idea how my login was switched to somebody else's when I posted message #15172??
Hold that thought for another year till the wife's current lease is up. ;b
she'd probably think it too small, though.
'11 GMC Sierra 1500; '98 Alfa 156 2.0TS; '08 Maser QP; '67 Coronet R/T; '13 Fiat 500c; '20 S90 T6; '22 MB Sprinter 2500 4x4 diesel; '97 Suzuki R Wagon; '96 Opel Astra; '11 Mini Cooper S
One particular Edmunds editor complained about the electric parking brake for the Range Rover because he couldn't find it. It is a two inch wide, one inch across, chrome paddle mounted directly behind the gear shift. ...
Well, heck, man! I'd be confused, too! I've never seen a gear shift like that before. Which one of those pictographs is for Reverse and Drive. :surprise: :P
Tidester & Kirstie: Any idea how my login was switched to somebody else's when I posted message #15172??
cotmc,
I had that happen once on my name when a sales person at another dealership in my auto group tried to create a account for himself. He was in another building, in another town. He logged on and it came up under my account. The hosts thought I was playing games. My friend called me when it was happening to let me know. The only thig we could figure out was it had to be something with logging on from the same network. It was pretty weird. Maybe you and pinhead are using the same network, the same town, the same service provider, what ever it is it's pretty weird. :confuse: