Who cares- the car belongs to the bank, not me. It’s not an investment. It’s a rental car. Why not save another 5% + on MSRP. If it looks new, is the current model year, I don’t care if a raccoon gave birth in it, as long as I can’t tell, or preferably, don’t know. After 36 months it’s going back to where I got it and it’ll end up at some dirt lot auction and won’t cross my mind again.
And If you don’t like farts, steer clear of cloth.
Let’s see how Compass residuals shape up next month. I came close to $125 last month on a Compass, but Chrysler Capital has since lowered the residuals.
A totally unrealistic version of what loaner cars do. When I drop off my RC for service, I don’t take the NX300 loaner to a goddamn racetrack. I drive it to the office once and then back to the dealer.
You’re the worst at discussing anything, dude. You came shitting on this thread for no reason.
I agree completely. I get a loaner car when the RC F is in for maintenance, and I baby the thing. Taking care of other people’s property is the adult thing to do.