Trading the 3is for the Audi A5? thoughts?
11-09-13, 06:50 PM
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I agree. From the start you didnt really like your new Lexus and seemed to be annoyed at every single item ( the wrong steering wheel i must admit was pretty bad 
? ) but vents , strange odors etc etc. Life's too short so why not get something that will make you happier and move on 
? ) but vents , strange odors etc etc. Life's too short so why not get something that will make you happier and move on
11-09-13, 07:15 PM
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11-09-13, 07:46 PM
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11-09-13, 09:48 PM
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Sure, if you have money to throw away on a trade on an almost brand new 3IS go ahead. It's absolutely foolish from a financial standpoint and you are doing it based on emotion, and making financial decisions based on emotion never ends well. But many people never outgrow their emotional side from their childhood when kids want everything they see regardless if it makes sense. Get hosed if you must, it's your money. But do you really think a new A5 will satisfy you? I doubt it. In a few months you'll see something else you like and you'll be asking the A5 forum whether you should trade on your next shiny object..
11-09-13, 10:16 PM
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Sure, if you have money to throw away on a trade on an almost brand new 3IS go ahead. It's absolutely foolish from a financial standpoint and you are doing it based on emotion, and making financial decisions based on emotion never ends well. But many people never outgrow their emotional side from their childhood when kids want everything they see regardless if it makes sense. Get hosed if you must, it's your money. But do you really think a new A5 will satisfy you? I doubt it. In a few months you'll see something else you like and you'll be asking the A5 forum whether you should trade on your next shiny object..
My previous car I had for 7 years. (G35 coupe). As long as the car doesn't give off toxic fumes, I'd be satisfy.
11-10-13, 01:03 AM
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Sure, if you have money to throw away on a trade on an almost brand new 3IS go ahead. It's absolutely foolish from a financial standpoint and you are doing it based on emotion, and making financial decisions based on emotion never ends well. But many people never outgrow their emotional side from their childhood when kids want everything they see regardless if it makes sense. Get hosed if you must, it's your money. But do you really think a new A5 will satisfy you? I doubt it. In a few months you'll see something else you like and you'll be asking the A5 forum whether you should trade on your next shiny object..
Although I wish I could've waited the next 4 years so the Lexus finally rids the kinks on the 3IS :|
11-10-13, 02:25 AM
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Sure, if you have money to throw away on a trade on an almost brand new 3IS go ahead. It's absolutely foolish from a financial standpoint and you are doing it based on emotion, and making financial decisions based on emotion never ends well. But many people never outgrow their emotional side from their childhood when kids want everything they see regardless if it makes sense. Get hosed if you must, it's your money. But do you really think a new A5 will satisfy you? I doubt it. In a few months you'll see something else you like and you'll be asking the A5 forum whether you should trade on your next shiny object..
11-10-13, 05:31 AM
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The smell is similar to the fumes given off by a new Tempur-Pedic mattress. The smell does go away just can't remember how long it took for that smell to go away when we got our bed. It is a sealant and protection coating they spray on it. The first couple weeks sleeping in the bed it was pretty horrible. But the support and sleep we got was the best we had in years.