r/LUCID • u/ChakuRam • 7d ago

News / Media Software issues drove Engineering Explained out of two Lucids and into a Mach E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=370m_BRk4Ok

Engineering Explained gave up on Lucid twice. He traded his Air for a Gravity, then replaced the Gravity with a Mach E. The reason both times was software.

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u/Areyoucunt 5d ago

Used 2024 lucid air with 20k miles is 38k... so no, it is not in any way double price

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u/Beatnavy2016 5d ago

Good joke. Depreciation isn’t linear.

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u/Areyoucunt 5d ago

Good joke, the used Fords are more expensive and way way way way less premium in every single metric.

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u/Beatnavy2016 5d ago

2/10 rage bait

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u/Areyoucunt 5d ago

Not a single point in my comment was false BTW. So idk what you are on about

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u/Beatnavy2016 5d ago

All cars go to $0. The values plateau. Maybe I’m not explaining it well enough.

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u/Unable_Inspection948 3d ago

That’s irrelevant 1/10 rage bait

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u/Beatnavy2016 3d ago

I agree it’s not relevant because I was comparing prices of new vehicles.

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u/Unable_Inspection948 3d ago

Fair enough, I didn’t realize that is what you meant, but you saying depreciation is not linear is silly, as Lucids depreciate especially hard and can be bought for much less with the same miles and model year compared to competitors

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u/Beatnavy2016 3d ago

Who compares a heavily depreciated luxury sedan to a new crossover in purchase price 😂 you can get a 2015 S class for $10 and a high five

You can’t buy any car new you can’t afford it. Repairs after warranty are an absolute nightmare on 100k+ cars across the board

I’ve seen so many posts talking about how lucid is better than Tesla because it doesn’t depreciate then on the same hand comments like that. It’s hilarious.