Wait. So where do I get my map of where protesters are closing off streets so I know whether or not I have a “legitimate” reason to be in the area?

So someone jumps in front of your vehicle to stop you with their bicycle and their body while someone else tries to break out your windows (which you can clearly see in the video) and you don’t think flooring it and getting out of there is a good idea? I’m sorry he hit someone, but it’s completely understandable.

There…

Planned Parenthood has been targeting people of color for decades, but that black genocide is apparently ok.

My parents own a Journey and Caliber and love them. They can afford to drive any car they want and chose these. My father is retired from Chrysler so that might explain part of it.

Interesting point. I leased a vehicle for 15,000 miles per year, and I’m now driving about half of that. I will continue to lease but expect to be paying significantly less with the residual difference between 7.5k and 15k. I wonder if residuals will be adjusted to be more realistic or if manufacturers such as BMW who…

I do understand what you are saying. I think transparency in pricing would help with dealerships. We are trained to accept that invoice pricing is what dealers pay for a vehicle, which is just a small part of the actual cost. There are volume bonuses, holdback, “hidden” incentives.

My complaint about the pricing I’ve…

I’m more than happy for them to do this. I’ll just torrent the heated seats and adaptive cruise control and call it a day. “You wouldn’t download a car would you?” Fuck yes, I would.

I’m glad it works for you. Leasing has worked really well for me. The deduction is fantastic, I get to drive a new car as often as I want, and I don’t ever have to worry about maintenance and repairs. I will frequently not stay in a lease long, as I will scour sites such as swap a lease for people who put a large down…

I assume that’s because you don’t own a business. When you do, it changes the math considerably. 

Yes. For luxury cars, leasing is more attractive than owning when figuring in the cost of maintenance and repairs. I have zero desire to buy a BMW, Mercedes, or Audi and keep it for 10 years. I can also deduct the entire lease cost from my business taxes. 

No, I just do a lot more research here https://forum.leasehackr.com/. Take a look at the loaner E tron deals on here. I never mentioned the Q8. 

Ya, I wanted an M3, but they still haven’t released the damn thing. I went from a “real F” (Lexus RC-F), to a “real” AMG (CLA45), and I’d really like the new M3. I have to say though, that the M340i is a really nice car, and 3.8 to 60 is definitely nothing to sneeze at. I can’t wait to see the power specs for the new…

See my follow up post where I mention residual values, money factor, etc. I posted the monthly as posting the entire calculator for each deal (https://leasehackr.com/calculator) would have been a pain in the ass. 

See my follow up post where I mention all the factors that go into coming up with the monthly price. I’m sorry I didn’t post all of the calculations. You can go here if you’d like to see the calculations I use.

This is for a lease.

I was really impressed. It’s just as nice as the Q7/Q8. It doesn’t have the performance of the Tesla, but it also doesn’t have the quality control issues. Good luck. I hope they can get you one at a good price.

I’ve leased dozens of cars, so I understand that the payment is made up of MSRP minus dealer discount and incentives, residual value, and the money factor. E tron loaners were leasing in the high 600's to low 700's as recently as 30 days ago. They have a high residual and bad money factor, but dealer discounts and…

I’m in IT and my wife is a Realtor, so our businesses have thankfully not been impacted. She turned her lease in today, and we are just going to both drive my M340i, since I’m doing 95% remote work and she’s doing probably 75% remote work.

I hope you are right about them having a glut, but I was hoping they wouldn’t…

Perhaps if dealers would stop treating their inventory like Faberge eggs, this wouldn’t be so bad. I know that inventory is lower than normal, but you still have to price a vehicle such that someone actually will buy or lease it. I’ve gotten $1250/month quotes on loaner E trons, $650/month quotes on a $48k Jeep Grand…

Shit on the floor and use your wand.