The Used Car Bubble is set to BURST. What Ya'll Copping when these prices DROP? :blessed:

[Schadenfreude]

We own a Hyundai and Genesis store; the differences in service departments and how they treat customers is night and day. That being said, our dealership owner gives out one of his cell phone numbers so if a customer calls him based on how they were treated or if they had a fukked up experience, he hits the employees involved with the:

 

[Free Manolo]

That is just the CPO program right?
Dealing with Hyundai service can potentially be a real




Speaking of CPO, Volvo has the best CPO programs imo, 5yrs/unlimited miles on everything not just powertrain. Can be upgraded to 10yrs I think for like $2k

On my first Volvo.. 2021 S60 T6 R-Design Polestar
Underrated drive and supreme comfort.
Also zero racial profiling

 

[JLova]

Why did our car have to fall apart 6 months ago?

 

[nyknick]

We own a Hyundai and Genesis store; the differences in service departments and how they treat customers is night and day. That being said, our dealership owner gives out one of his cell phone numbers so if a customer calls him based on how they were treated or if they had a fukked up experience, he hits the employees involved with the:

Did they start opening standalone Genesis dealerships?

 

[boriquaking]

Finna get a Sentra

 

[Cakebatter]

Drove a Model Y and boy was the interior cheap. The seats has little to no cushioning and the fake leather felt like one of those $100 gaming chairs. Its drove very well, but its like someone put a corolla interior inside a Lexus RX350. Why internet reviewers gloss over this is mind boggling to me. I put an order in for one anyway, but its still worth mentioning it.

 

[Schadenfreude]

Yep. Sure did. The one we were required to build for Genesis only has been open for 4-6 months tops.

 

[Schadenfreude]

Finna get a Sentra

Depending on the cost and trim level there's better options.

 

[boriquaking]

Depending on the cost and trim level there's better options.

It’s between that, a mazda x3 (?) or a civic, I think I’m looking to finance.


Any suggestions?

I haven’t made a visit to any showrooms yet to anything, was looking at the S trim i believe for the Sentra

 

[Schadenfreude]

What's your priority? Comfort? Cost? Tech? Reliability?

 

[KBadd]

 

[O.G.B]

You referring to the latest look of the GC? If so, that's the same platform it's been on. I'd be looking elsewhere in that size, or if I have to have a Jeep, I'd be looking for a deal on a Wagoneer.

This is inaccurate. The 5th Gen Jeep Grand Cherokee/Grand Cherokee L (2022 - present) is now built on the FCA Giorgio platform.

The GC-L, I'm not sure I'd be buying that if the V6 is the only option.

I agree, however the 5.7 L V8 HEMI is still available for the GC-L model currently plus one of Stellantis new incoming twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-6 powertrains will replace the old Pentastar 3.6 V6 for future GC/GC-L models.

 

[AQz]

On my first Volvo.. 2021 S60 T6 R-Design Polestar
Underrated drive and supreme comfort.
Also zero racial profiling

I lost interest in finding out more about that car after I searched and found out the name is legit a volvo s60 t6 r design polestar.

That’s a long ass name.

 

[KingBeez]

I’m finally gonna pull the trigger on a Mazda 3 or 6

 

[bigsausagepizzapapi]

It’s between that, a mazda x3 (?) or a civic, I think I’m looking to finance.


Any suggestions?

I haven’t made a visit to any showrooms yet to anything, was looking at the S trim i believe for the Sentra

Civics market crazy still, new ones have ADMs on them because of demand. I think you can probably get below msrp on a new mazda 3. They weren't that discounted pre covid anyway. You should sit in them tho, some people don't like the mazda 3's because it feels like a coffin (less glass). Can't speak on the Sentra but that CVT will give out around 80-100k miles.