BTW, I leased the vehicle for a three year low Mileage (10,000 miles/year) lease as single pay lease paying all costs at lease signing. Details at attachment. Hope attachment does not violate any forum rules. Attachment 9557
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BTW, I leased the vehicle for a three year low Mileage (10,000 miles/year) lease as single pay lease paying all costs at lease signing. Details at attachment. Hope attachment does not violate any forum rules. Attachment 9557
I don't understand why you would think that the attachment would violate any forum rules?Quote:
Originally Posted by BillThompson-2015-ES-CVT
I've never seen one of these before. Looks like a direct knockoff. lol toyota must have a pretty aerodynamic shape figured out, as ive noticed a trend.
60+ mpg with a/c on is real great.
Enjoy the new ride congrats
Did you finance the mirage and if so how much did you have left that you owed i owe like 10000 and wanna trade my mirage in in about 9 months i need a big ol suv and wanna see if i can get a good deal on a new car
The "rule" about discussing other cars on this forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eggman
I paid cash for the Mirage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodger86
Ok, that's what I thought. Judging by your posts it seems you are sensitive to this. I know the topic has raised concerns for a few forum members here, and it can be a difficult situation to navigate.Quote:
Originally Posted by BillThompson-2015-ES-CVT
I'm curious - do you currently own a Mirage? I understand you once owned two, but if I am correct you have sold them both.
If so, sorry they didn't work out for you. I understand the Mirage isn't for everyone. As I said before, you benefit from having the experience of owning and driving one.
:)
Woah big baller ok i see youQuote:
Originally Posted by BillThompson-2015-ES-CVT
The Mirage is definatley not a good car to buy new and then keep for only 1 or 2 years. It depreciates at such a fast rate that in those 2 years of ownership you will really "take it on the chin" like a 40%-50% price depreciation.
And especially the manual transmission version like the one I bought. I read only 3% of cars sold in 2017 where manual transmission! So demand is as low for the Mirage in stick shift about as popular as buying a VCR today
On my 2015 I downgraded the car insurance to bare-bones coverage at $50 per month even though it is still being financed (They are not aware that I downgraded my insurance from the full coverage)
My wife's Mirage was traded in on a 2015 Kia Soul, and my Mirage traded in for the Ioniq.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eggman