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The Drive is night and day
I owned a 13
Still have a 14
Wracked a 15
Now have a 17
V6 , the turbo and gt
The drive in the 13 14 was loose
I like tight , firm and sticky
Independent rear suspension
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5,000 miles. Strickly a sunday car.
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It was on Corvette forum and is actually a good deal for a 2019 if you can stay within the mileage. I would think you could get the same payment with 7,500 to 10,000 miles on a 2018 if they have any in stock.
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The lease is for people do not need daily driver miles, but want a 2019 Corvette for a relatively low monthly payment.That’s like 13 Miles a day
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stunting in a rental essentially
nah im good
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Renting a C7 would be $300-500 daily. Cars are depreciating assets and depreciation is what you are paying for when you lease. This is a 2019 model and car manufacturers rarely discount the upcoming model year.
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I do about 7-8000/year. I would love a low mileage lease deal for a nicer second car once i pay off my jku wrangler and it will only have ~40k miles. I plan on leasing another car then but dont need anywhere near 10 or 12k annually.
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39 month lease?
So I got to pay registration for a year for only three months of usage ?
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The car would be registered for a year.
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9 months later and I'm just now realizing I don't have an aux port in my car.
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One would pay for the registration at the 36th month correct? 3 months later one would have to turn the car in, correct?
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I had 6k miles on my civic a year after owning it. Daily driven and all.That’s like 13 Miles a day
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I agree it’s a way better suspension on the new gen but that’s what the aftermarket is for
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I've had my Jeep SRT8 for a little over 2 years now. I've put 20,000km on it, which is about 9,000km a year, which is 5600 miles a year.
Maybe some of ya'll need to move closer to where you work, I could easily make 5000 miles a year work on a daily. Though I've never been much of a believer in leasing, or buying new in general. To each their own though.
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I take bus every day to work to SF and back. I bought my car about 3 months ago and I only have 2800 miles so far. At this rate, it will take me forever to rack up 100K in miles.
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I just moved about 25 mins farther from work than i was. I dont mind the drive but yea i rack up the miles now
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You have the option to lease for 48 months, which would lower your payment and get your entire year's worth of registration.
I am not leasing that car
. I posted it because it is a good deal for a 2019 high performance V8.
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Str8 says it all
U get like 10mpg
No wonder u never drove it
I want smiles per gallon
I wanna whip it
Not into driving 1 mile to work,
1 mile for groceries and then park it the rest of the day .
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I cant not buy new. I dont want someone elses headache. Especially with SRT's
Dudes beat on them like Chris Brown on Rihanna
Dudes beat on them like Chris Brown on Rihanna
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You right there, my MPG is terrible. If work wasn't a 10 minute drive, I would have a hard time justifying driving it daily due to gas costs. Lucky I don't have that problem though.
On a related note, my Jeep is now fixed, and I dropped it off at the detailers for a paint correction. Looking forward to the results
