Anyone drive a GMC Terrain? I’m starting to kick the tires on researching new cars and seems to be the one I keep coming back to. Wondering how it is and if there’s any common issues you might’ve come across.
I bought the 07. It felt better driving. That C is so small inside.
The AC seems weak.
It ended up being fine.Maybe you can have the dealer check out the AC, it might need to be check for leaks and recharged. O-rings will start to break down after 10+ years on an AC system.
Have the roaches been transferred over yet?It ended up being fine.
I keep the two cars blocks apart from each other at all timesHave the roaches been transferred over yet?
2 choices:
get a better than average car near or above the allowance. This equation is
Money earned from doing an awesome job and taking out fucking important people > money saved and invested.
That option would be betting on yourself, and you seem smart and motivated, and kind of like a dude who is going to be moving up in the corporate ladder.
I got a retarded deal on my lease of a tricked out infinity q50. Tech package, souped up engine. $400/mo with nothing down. Drive this car at least.
2nd choice:
Buy a car that gets you the $7500 tax credit. I am unsure which companies have quota left.
Don’t buy an A4. Expensive replacement parts down the line. Sexy tho. Would lease one. Would also lease that entry Jag, but wouldn’t want to own that down the line...
Remember you can write off lease payments against income. I am not necessarily a lease guy at heart, but I wouldn’t count it out.
2 choices:
get a better than average car near or above the allowance. This equation is
Money earned from doing an awesome job and taking out fucking important people > money saved and invested.
That option would be betting on yourself, and you seem smart and motivated, and kind of like a dude who is going to be moving up in the corporate ladder.
I got a retarded deal on my lease of a tricked out infinity q50. Tech package, souped up engine. $400/mo with nothing down. Drive this car at least.
2nd choice:
Buy a car that gets you the $7500 tax credit. I am unsure which companies have quota left.
Don’t buy an A4. Expensive replacement parts down the line. Sexy tho. Would lease one. Would also lease that entry Jag, but wouldn’t want to own that down the line...
Remember you can write off lease payments against income. I am not necessarily a lease guy at heart, but I wouldn’t count it out.
I'm pretty sure all of the electric cars still get the credit (there may be a range requirement). Not just the tax savings, the money saved on gas, the money saved on maintenance (since there isn't an engine)
I bought a car last year, I nearly held out for the Tesla Model 3 and regret it. I bought something else because the backlog was so long, but it turns out I would either already have or would get shortly. Had I known that last fall year I would have waited.
And Tesla's are just flat out fun to drive. I test drove the Model S. I never drove a car that was as much fun. But with the range I wanted, it was out of my price range. And since there is no engine to take up space, the Model 3 has ridiculous cargo capacity for a mid sized car.
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Anyone drive a GMC Terrain? I’m starting to kick the tires on researching new cars and seems to be the one I keep coming back to. Wondering how it is and if there’s any common issues you might’ve come across.
Telsa has sold over 200k cars now, so the credit for a Tesla is now $3750. GM is also close to selling 200k plug ins now, so will probably be out by the end of the year.