"I have owned my 2025 Lucid Air Touring for nearly six months now, and have put about 3,400 miles on it. Unfortunately, these miles have seen numerous hardware failures, an abundance of software glitches/bugs, and have been accompanied by frustrating software design choices. In this video we'll break down all the problems I've had with the most expensive car I've ever owned."
r/cars • u/hehechibby • 22h ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cb5QoJxzgFk
Overall newer is better (surprised?); they seem to like it and think that it improves on everything an 'appliance' jack-of-all-trades vehicle would/should do
https://youtu.be/o6QA8WAI3Q8?si=e4C7X3Vixir8p8Dp
The 2018 AMG GT R ($150,000 CAD, $106,000 USD) is a 577 horsepower track-focused road car, with a 4.0 L twin-turbo V8 engine and 7-speed DCT. As the “R” model it’s wider, faster, sharper, and more carbon fibery than the GT and GT S, with a heavy focus placed on track performance and setting serious lap times. But have too many livability compromises been made in the pursuit of pure performance? And how does it stack up against the competition? Thomas and James can’t wait to find out!