I currently have the Lexus RZ and looking for a second EV. I see lots of EQB, Audi Q4, and ect being substantially discounted. I rarely see posts for the Jaguar I pace; is the scenario in terms of discount the same with this car? I’m looking to lease and then buyout. Thanks!
RV on those has always been abysmal and MF is super high. Even with a huge discount, the lease is UGLY.
I’m looking to lease for tax credit then buyout immediately
Then avoid this one, they depreciate like a rock.
No practicality, no value hold, etc.
They gave up and sell only like one or two higher trims now as a compliance car. The tech is old, the car platform is meh, just pass.
There were some deals years ago, but that time has long passed. Look to other manufacturers with newer EVs and good incentives.
What’s your exit strategy? This is a car that’s on almost no one’s radar, so selling will be tough.
I plan to keep it at least 5 years
previous I-Pace Owner here. No deals on I-Pace, best to get a used one because the RV is atrocious for lease. I got $25k off my car in 2019 with a bunch of incentives and .48% MF.
My car was $85k, I just got an offer from Carvana for $9500
Best to get a 2020 and up because they worked out the bugs and changed the infotainment to Pivi Pro. 2018s were most likely a lemon
I’ll buy it for 11,500. Beat a carvana offer by up to $2,000*
*: this is not a legal offer, I am memeing
$9,500?? Wtf
Thats Carvana that should be in bankruptcy soon, but its still doesn’t hold its value.
In terms of Technology, the only part of an EV tech thats not up to par is the charging at 125kw, other than that, thy are all the same. The most impressive parts are the driving dynamics and steering. I suggest getting lowering links for a better ride and handling.
Its only 400hp, yet quick enough
I love the look of the car! Its timeless and sexy
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