I work at a Mercedes dealership and drove one of these the other day. I too was surprised by the power even on the highway and the build quality is really nice given it's an entry model.
affordable ? it cost 62k + 15% tax you looking at 75 to 80k with financing more than 1000$ cad a month for a cla is crazy its not the time to buy car with the high interest rate
I live in Canada people don't get out tax And B's finance Hyundai lost their mind too with 60k basic SUVs plus tax plus interest you looking at 75 to 80k Some people don't add all these things plus dealer 2500 or more bs inspection fee this and that It's best to buy 2 year old I seen some 2021 with like 30k for 37k to 38k But cars definitely over priced in canada and all the fees I just don't get why because every dealer I see in Toronto have so many cars and many from years ago not even sold yet and still selling cars over priced I'm not sure what's the goal but they definitely aren't selling much from what I see
@@cmen9537 Please elaborate. What do you mean when company pays for it? Like a business paying for "you" specifically to drive? I'm not sure if that's how money works.
Do you know of a sedan with a higher seating height, somewhere between the seating height of an SUV and a typical sedan? I'm tired of the same look on almost every SUV.
Nope because you wouldn't qualify probably for leasing which would of saved you some money. Financing it, you wanna make twice the car amount. I would take that 3k and throw it towards the debt you may have on your credit and negotiate with collection. Once done with that, go get a new civic or Hyundai n line .
I would have to disagree, for that pricing and performance. I would get the Integra Type S for so many reasons. If you're gonna pay more for a Honda. If you test drive the performance of the Honda Civic Type R. That's what you should get with your money. Cause both offer similar packages and lacks the zip.
