My wife thinks it’s from hitting a really low and steep dip on an unfamiliar road.
Caring about something no one will ever see is just to scam you and recoup money after taking a bath on these things.
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Good way to not have return customers too
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No clearance is horrible because they sit so low to the ground. They generally scrape most parking space concrete bumpers.
Probably related, but the drivers side door doesn’t always fully close and there is horrible wind noise from driver s side area also. This is a 2026.
I was in the auto industry for decades. In the 80s, it wasn’t uncommon to meet car salespeople- not managers or GMs earning high five and low six figure incomes with a free demo car just selling cars. Those were 1980s and 90s dollars. Now, you are dealing with often very low paid workers. As has been said, you get what you pay for. Car salespeople are paid on the profit with volume and customer satisfaction bonuses. Everyone here, me included is doing all they can to minimize the profit. Add in the decline in average educations and work motivations and you get what you get. The dealers and manufacturers are to blame as much as anyone. They don’t want to pay and would much prefer to do without a sales staff.
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Minimize the profit (and minimum CSAT scores) sounds like a CDJR / Volvo strategy.
Lucid has upped the air credit to $12,500 for cash or lease for 2026s but residuals or interest rates got worse because the monthly cost went up some…
Remaining 2025s get $18,750 air credits toward leases…
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How to find remaining 2025s? I’m not seeing any on their website. TIA
I think the residuals/rates are quite a bit worse now. They need to get much more aggressive if they want to move Airs, in my opinion. Hurts them by not having the $7500 lease credit too.
No. Clearance is pretty bad. Mine was pretty scratched up. They wanted to charge $2400 to replace the underside.
try this link to see 2025s they have available