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Yup. It might be a "new" vehicle to you, but the moment you drive it off the lot...it's a two year old car. At least that's how any potential buyer would look at it. ex. If you keep it three years and decide to sell it...it won't be a three year old car. It'll be a five year old car. I went...

Nice. I'm ready to get paid...again, lol.

Yup. Exactly. That and let's be real...they could have given the 2.0L owners $30k each and people would have still complained. "But it would have been nice to get $33k," lol.:rolleyes: Anytime you can get out of a 3+ year old vehicle with 50k+ miles for what you paid for it...I would call...

Yup. I had the forms ready to go. From the time I pulled onto the lot to the time I walked out the door with the check was x < 15 minutes.

They've got some good stuff (ex. I like their balls), but I've never gotten any better result out of a $35+ box of their balls than I have a decent budget ball. That doesn't inspire me to run out and drop $$$$ on their clubs. I'm debating about getting a new set of irons at the moment. I'm...

$350 would have been nice, but I'll take $175 (already sold mine back). $175...that's a "new" (to me) fairway wood on CallawayGolfPreowned.com and a couple boxes of balls. $h1t...I like your line of thinking better than mine (above), lol.

Nice. I'll take it. The truck is thirsty, lol. If you move...you'll get the check as long as you forward your mail (go to usps.com). Just keep an eye on your email. USPS will email when you mail forwarding stops.

Get you a truck. With a truck...you can do truck stuff. My Ram is pretty sweet. Just put a tri-fold bed cover on it.

Yup. I'm enjoying it. I got to do truck stuff today. I left this morning with clean shovels, rakes, and a pick axe. I came home with filthy/muddy equipment and a dirty truck (I just washed it yesterday, too :mad:). It was a fun day though.:D Good luck with the Wrangler...whenever that comes...

Yup. It's not hard for them to establish a trend. ex. The girl that processed my buyback had done close to 100. I turned my TDI in at the dealership I bought it from. Let's just say that the rest of those people did the same. If they only heard back from 10 customers after their buyback...

19.08 MPG in the new Ram, lol. For a full-size truck in a $h11ty commute though, that's not bad. The economy mode (cylinder deactivation) really seems to work.A tank of fuel did get me through a full week of commuting though...and that's all I was hoping for (a full week commute out of a tank of...

He has a $240/month payment. If it was that much of an issue for the OP, they would be taking the money and running...not debating it. The 2004 Mini Cooper, lol. Then the OP's got a $175/month note (only a few bucks less than their existing reasonable car payment) on a vehicle that's six years...

Yup. The start of the ~10 minute buyback process is the representative taking a handful of pictures, removing your license plates, and giving them back to you. Mine were removed from the TDI on Thursday and put on my "new" (to me) truck on Friday.

Keep it. If you like your car and have no issues with it, just maintain it and keep driving it. If I liked my car, $4,200 wouldn't have been enough incentive for me to have to go through the pain in the a$$ of vehicle shopping all over again. What are you going to do with the $4,200? You...

A few people have fallen through the cracks on one issue (ex. Getting a check) or another. The squeaky wheel gets the grease. I'd just give them a call. Good luck. 1-888-381-2889 https://www.hbsslaw.com/volkswagenaudi-owner-resource-hub/vwaudi-frequently-asked-questions

I did the buyback on Thursday (1/5) and my loan is already closed out (VW Credit). That was quick.

Yup. This whole thing is an exercise in expectation management. That is to say that if you expect VERY little and set the bar VERY low for someone or something...it's pretty difficult to come away disappointed. I was frustrated at many points during the process, but at the end of the...

I checked one out on my walk off the dealership on buyback day. If it was bigger (ex. Passat All-Road) and the price was right...I might have thought about getting one just for $h1ts and giggles.

Thank you. I was a bit anxious going to get it (~50 miles), but when I pulled onto the lot and saw it sitting there...I instantly was like :D.

I ended up going another direction, lol. Terrible picture, but here you go. 2016 Ram 1500 Big Horn with the 5.7L. Got a decent deal on a CPO with 14k miles. Fuel economy wise...it's not bad, by truck standards. It's 15 city / 21 highway. The display had it at 21 MPG on the highway. I'm...