Calm down bro.

Yes, FSD was never initially purchase by previous owner. Dealer “added” it for demonstration purposes and I believe marketed it with the FSD feature. I think this is mostly on the dealer for misleading the customer.

“What energy source was changed into the electricity to power the electric vehicle?”

Not heresy, but not true either.

No

That’s not entirely true and various from location to location. In about 6 states more than half of their electricity comes from renewable sources and that number is growing. Obviously you can’t put out a blanket statement like that.

Que?

no

They need to start rolling out Super Cruise in Chevy/GMC models. Only reason I won’t buy the 2021 Tahoe.

No, maybe in 2021 for 2022 models.

Yeah I think you might be right, they built these in the US for the US market specifically and everyone knows SUV’s have been selling like hotcakes for the last 5 years or more. I call BS on Kia’s claim that they “underestimated” the market demand. I think they under priced these on purpose too.

They do look good but I can get a nicely optioned T6 XC90 for a smaller lease payment than the Telluride and I think the Volvo is the best looking SUV on the market, arguably.

Still seems like a lot no? I built one on Kia’s website and it said about $619 for the top SX Prestige AWD with no money down. 

10k between incentives and negotiated down price? Absolutely. Why not?

Don’t really mean to be that guy but these lease terribly.

Lol, here’s where your theory falls apart. The problem is that that these people never own the cars, the banks do. The problem is compounded when they pay over MSRP for a highly depreciating car, perpetually putting them in a position where they keep rolling over negative equity into the next Kia or Nissan (insert any…

Buy two tshirts and a pair of socks. Kohn’s cashier: “Congratulations, you saved $240 today!” Me: “Wow, I almost feel bad, I feel like i’m robbing you.”

Those rims are ugly to boot.

Not sure they call it a pension payout but it’s potentially as much as 58 mil.

Nah they got a nice parting bonus (as expected) and will probably land another gig as CEO somewhere else. Nothing new.