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Follow up on the current discount thread I bought an Obsidian/Flaxen GS AWD with Luxury and cold weather package, NAV, Blind spot,Park assist, rear bumper app MSRP $59838.00 paid $53800 for around a 10% discount. Took a bit of haggling but worked out ok, I think.
Picking it up this afternoon, any break-in advice? The car has 3 miles on it so I would like to start out properly.
Thanks for the help, guess I'll be hanging around here for awhile.
Drive it like you own .. they say... on mine, I did the 600 mile, varying my speed thing as recommended.
Congrats on your purchase! Nice color combo! Did you get HUD as well?
I wish, none to be found around Boston. Had it on my last car and loved it. Only thing I wish I had but no complaining today, excited to pick her up later.
Follow up on the current discount thread I bought an Obsidian/Flaxen GS AWD with Luxury and cold weather package, NAV, Blind spot,Park assist, rear bumper app MSRP $59838.00 paid $53800 for around a 10% discount. Took a bit of haggling but worked out ok, I think.
Picking it up this afternoon, any break-in advice? The car has 3 miles on it so I would like to start out properly.
Thanks for the help, guess I'll be hanging around here for awhile.
JTMav
I heard there is no need to break in newer cars. Congrats you will enjoy it, you need to post pics up when you get it.
Congrats! Excellent combination of choices. I'm old fashioned. I believe all engines need to be warmed up. I started slow as recommended in the manual. I still wait for the RPM to go down to 1K before I pull her out of the garage. People argue there would be no difference but if you keep your foot on the brake after the car is started, you will feel the pressure released when the RPM goes down to 1K. I'm gonna turn this car in in two years but I baby her like an egg inside out. She still has the new car smell.
PS: Don't let them wash your car.
Congrats! Excellent combination of choices. I'm old fashioned. I believe all engines need to be warmed up. I started slow as recommended in the manual. I still wait for the RPM to go down to 1K before I pull her out of the garage. People argue there would be no difference but if you keep your foot on the brake after the car is started, you will feel the pressure released when the RPM goes down to 1K. I'm gonna turn this car in in two years but I baby her like an egg inside out. She still has the new car smell.
PS: Don't let them wash your car.
I'm old fashion myself. Have had more than my share of black cars and know what I am getting into to keep them nice. Actually still enjoy detailing my own cars. So blacks not a color but a second job.
I always thought it made sense to go a bit easy for awhile, especially braking and hard acceleration. Seems like there is a new school of thought there but it cant hurt to take it slow at first.
Thanks for the advice,
JTMav