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Apparently the Land Cruiser doesn't have Apple CarPlay compatibility. That's a deal breaker for me.
Anybody seen up close the new Mazda cx6 turbo anniversary addition? I hear the downside is the infotainment center of the cx5 lags and isn’t as great as its competitors and doesn’t have the panoramic moonroof. Also anybody seen the new mustang Mach E?
My wife just bought a 2021 CX-5 Signature and it has upgraded infotainment from the 2020 (bigger screen, faster boot, etc). Be aware it is not touchscreen which is fine with me. I had a M3 with this type of setup and once you get used to it it's better, (also, I'm not allowed within like 50 yards of any school). Don't know about an anniversary edition, but the Signature is pretty well loaded (turbo, AWD, all the safety tech, and a bunch of other shit).
Anyone here recommend an extended warranty or buy it later or not at all on a new car? I thought someone mentioned that. I’m only considering it if I go with the Volvo otherwise I don’t care.
Don't buy an extended warranty on a new car
I said earlier that if you buy a 5 year, 100,000 mile extended warranty, the 5 years starts when you buy the car. So, it is really only a 2 year extention depending on how long you finance. If you finance, you can drive until the factory warranty nearly expires and then add an extention. This way it gives you an idea of wether you will need the extended warranty by seeing if you have any trouble during the factory time.
I've always wanted a Mercedes and these days we can comfortably afford one. But, and this doesn't feel very manly to say, but...
I’m seeing considerable price differences between two dealers so I guess I’ll play them against each other. I know exactly what I want...I know how far I’ll go price wise but I’m hoping to screw them down to as low as they’ll go. I guess th is day and age more dealerships are putting out their bare bones lowest price so as not to negotiate and some aren’t
New inventories are light. If you can wait a bit you’ll get a better price.
The chip shortage is going to cause inventory issues through the rest of this year.
thats what I’m noticing at most dealerships. I also am still in the test driving phase. I have five suvs I’ve narrowed it down to...RAV4 hybrid, Venza, Mazda x5, XC40, and the NX. Driving two today snd the rest next week.
Chip shortages are a real problem for all industries and shortages will likely get worse before they get better. inventories are getting tighter. if you dont NEED a new car you might wait. However inventories are also tight in used cars so dealers are paying more than wholesale. While i usually advise leaving your old car out and not trading, now might be a time to make your deal, then throw in your trading piece. make sure its detailed and super clean.Im not saying do this but it might be worth exploring
I am ready to buy now. I don’t have to but I want the damn car. Do I seem like somebody that doesn’t keep a car pristine? My car looks brand new steal I just want something new with all the bells and whistles and new tech now!
Then go buy your car. Even if your car is clean empty it out before you take it as a possible trade; should have nothing in it but the manuals and your insurance card. I dont assume anything about how folks live in their cars. When i sold cars some of the most buttoned up folks would have a car full of trash when it was time to get it checked out. Then they'd buy a car an take an hour moving shit out of the trade. We had to get them over the curb first to deliver so we pushed them to go eat dinner and then come back.