Source, please. Hundreds of drivers?
Yeah, just like a âformer high volume escort service ââŚ
Loaners suck. As much as I am not in market for a Used, if all the New cars disappeared from face of the Earth the last thing I would consider would be a loaner. Certified Used is infinitely better choice than a loaner to me.
There are certainly pros and cons that would need to be considered when making the choice to marry a divorcee vs. a former escort service person. Iâm not sure the choice is as clear cut as you infer.
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Yes, and there could be people that specifically want former escort service person, for whatever reason. Let each get their own.
A bit at odds with âloaners suck,â no?
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In my subjective opinion loaners suck. But there could be people who think new cars suck and they might be in love with loaners, like adherents of Ayatollah were with their late idol. Who am I to change their passions. Ergo, I say to each their own.
I thought I was pretty impressed with myself. But this cat takes it to a whole new pantheon of navel gazing.
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Loaner cars just suck
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Câmon everyoneâŚyou all should know by now that if itâs on the internet, it must be true!
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At this point I think the better question is, is going to f#*& his new car?
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So if this was possible and made financial sense he thinks all of us leasehakrs just missed it and he is the only one who knows about it. I mean there have been a few appealing deals, but not many. The f-type is the only one that comes to mind.
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The fact of the matter is that if you are OK with USED car, then you can save even more by leasing a Certified Used car than a loaner. There are multiple variables at play (not a SINGLE one, such as MF), and if you use a grey matter above your shoulder and do a proper search for the right car, surely you will find a used certified car that you can lease at much better price than a loaner. It may have more miles on it (or may even have the same miles), but you will rest assured that it had one owner, you may even run Carfax and get the service records. If ONE owner did timely service, you can be certain they CARED for their car. With loaner,even if serviced every day, you have no idea who and how was driving it. From my personal point of view loaners suck. But, if you like loaners go for it. What do I care about your personal preference?
As to me, I personally will NOT consider a loaner. The more I hear disparaging and denigrating posts here, just because I am looking for a NEW car, clearer it is to me that there is an agenda behind it. But whatever, I couldnât care less. I will lease a NEW car, as I always did. And I will try to help those visitors who want to do the same.
Yeah,that quote is from an article published on Edmunds dot com, which is pretty reliable when you look for TMV, and has ton of articles written by editors who make living by rating the cars, as well as reviews left by actual car owners. There are couple more links I posted. I hope those who visit this thread will trust Edmunds dot com more than posters who clearly have an agenda, and probably in business of selling fleets of trashed and abused loaner cars. 
It says a lot about your leasing know-how if you go by Edmunds TMV 
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Your facts are dubious indeed. I service my car on time. And in between sevice stops I drive it like I effing stole it. The last used car Iâd want is mine. But theyâre serviced right on time at the dealer.
The fact that I leased brand new (not trashed and abused loaner) MB C300 4Matic with entertainment
package and over $46K MSRP for just $465 DAS and x 35 $465 (all fees/taxes roleld and ZERO downpayment/security deposit) tells more about my buying skills than anything you or anyone can post here about me
Good for you. But I am not in market for a USED/Loaner car anyway, so why would I care?
And youâre obstinate and alternative fact based rhetoric tells us a ton about you. You must be a real joy to be around.
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