@StagSwag enjoy your ID4. Post pics in the
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Is that because you do not have at least $7500 tax liability for 2021?
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Worst reason to overpay for a car.
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Correct, I do not have a $7,500 liability and this year will be even lower because of school expenses. On my last car, I was only able to claim $6,500 because of the same reason, though I did get that $9K under MSRP
Not trying to beat a death horse but I’m curious what does the ID4 has that is more advanced than the Bolt to you? From your need of a commute car and must be an electric, the Bolt is much cheaper with plenty of brokers here are selling.
DCFC speeds that don’t suck, for one.
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The ID.4 is pretty interesting, but I’ll wait til it doesn’t cost more to lease than my Tiguan & LEAF combined.
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This is a first time in a long time some one calmly admiring a mistake on this forums.
He deserves a credit for
A) having a calm discussion
B) providing lesson for others to read
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Ditto. I will wait until Id4 doesn’t cost more than two audi etrons combined.
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I am also admiring this mistake …. very calmly and I love when somebody else pays for teaching me things.
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To be fair, this is still cheaper than current e-tron pricing by a decent amount.
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Yea the deal here in this thread is more than all three of my cars: equity/DAS combined is the value of my RSX-S, the monthly is more than my Tig & LEAF combined effective payments.
We always knew for us to get our deals someone else has to pay the other side of “average”.
Now we get to e-meet one of them😀
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The monthly is definitely high, but I am leasing to buy. If I were leasing to lease, this would be a crazy price. The out the door price is what got me here.
The $5k over msrp selling price?
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2K over MSRP, $400 theft deterrent recovered, working on the $750 dent/ding/Tire and I wanted the ceramic for $1100, which is in line with what other ceramic 5 year cost.
Can you tell me why you needed that ceramic coating? I’m just curious why was that necessary.
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Avalon King is cheaper.
For $1,100 I’d have expected at least a front end PPF and ceramic coating.
Ceramic coating is fantastic, keeps the paint shiny and much easier to clean. They also do a coating on the interior and glass, which protects against chips and if I’m not mistaken, UV.
I’m in CA if that makes a difference. My last Ceramic Pro 5 year was over $2K.
Everything I’ve seen when researching the ceramic pro products is that it’s a stone throw from an mlm and it’s more hype than product. Have you been getting your required annual inspections to maintain the warranty?
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