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It’s funny you said that because one of the salesmen told me that no has even asked or showed any interest of it since it ls hit the grounds. It really tells you that these indeed flopped.I don’t think it’s a bad vehicle, but I feel like a lot of the Hummer crowd is also anti-EV and this is why it has flopped. Never see them on the road but have on occasion seen them sitting at dealers as trade-ins here in Florida. Could also be that the H2 and H3 damaged the brand image and they didn’t realize it until now.
Got offered 140k for my 2017 Targa 4 GTS with 15k miles. Should I accept? Car was paid off this month.
Another example!Got offered 140k for my 2017 Targa 4 GTS with 15k miles. Should I accept? Car was paid off this month.
Another example!
It’s funny you said that because one of the salesmen told me that no has even asked or showed any interest of it since it ls hit the grounds. It really tells you that these indeed flopped.
Got offered 140k for my 2017 Targa 4 GTS with 15k miles. Should I accept? Car was paid off this month.
His fault Porsche holds their value better than most brands? Not sure trolling or serious now?
I know he does but I'm not gonna fault him for owning a car that doesn't lose much money.He means another rich cat here on NT.
I’m not talking about him trading the car in, I’m speaking about him being rich with an over $100k car.I know he does but I'm not gonna fault him for owning a car that doesn't lose much money.
I’m not talking about him trading the car in, I’m speaking about him being rich with an over $100k car.
You don't have to be rich to afford a $100k car. It isn't a Lamborghini. If someone makes decent money (say $70k a year) and DOESN'T have kids (BIG savings there) and saved a nice chunk for a down payment, one can afford one. It isn't rocket science!
The new collection is solid… and the normal weird stuff lolThat’s hard
Hate to break it to you, but the average new car payment is around $740 a month (averaging the great, good and average credit score).
Man hell naw! I dont want a $800 car note.
You don't have to be rich to afford a $100k car. It isn't a Lamborghini. If someone makes decent money (say $70k a year) and DOESN'T have kids (BIG savings there) and saved a nice chunk for a down payment, one can afford one. It isn't rocket science!
How about the normal family of 4 or 5 that has a 4 figure payment for 72 or 84 months for a loaded F150 or Expedition? Believe me, I sold cars to lots of people who were nowhere near rich but would do what they had to, to afford a new (or newer) vehicle. And most didn't bat an eye at a $1,000+ payment (which blew my mind).
When my health finally gets better to the point I can go work again, I'll do what I need to, to buy my dream Lotus Evora GT). They are anywhere from mid $80s to around high $90s. My buddy has one, and he is NOT close to being rich. Just saved up money for a long time. And I'm not even in the same hemisphere to being rich.