What Should I Do?

[dlcorbett]

So im staying in the states, which means we are getting a navigator. We found 2 cpo 22 navs, one in ga and one in il that we like and in our price range. The one in IL is further from us and a bit more expensive with more miles, but its the exact config we want, and the only config like it in the country from my searches. However, though we dont love it as much, the ga truck is cheaper, has the same features, and the sales team there is way more helpful, welcoming and friendly. Should we bypass the colors we want for a better dealer experience and cheaper car?

 

[CEB_CLT_Navi_2020]

Less likely to be corroded in GA. IMO.

 

[driller]

Should we bypass the colors we want for a better dealer experience and cheaper car?

One lesson I learned long ago... never buy a color.

Meaning if everything else is considered, don't let the color sway your otherwise logical choice. Another way to look at it is to pretend they are the same color and choose accordingly.

As I was told a long time ago, "the color will grow on you".

If the features are the same, the price is cheaper and most importantly, the dealer experience is better, I vote for the one in GA.

 

[dlcorbett]

You guys were right...im picking up the one in ga on tuesday

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[dlcorbett]

After 6 long hours, finally got her home. 22 nav reserve. The highway ride, seats, and sound system are incredible, such an improvement over my 20. GPS sent me on back roads, put her in sport mode, and she handled it very nicely. Admittedly, the washboard and cracked roads did send a good amount of shivers to the cabin, an air suspension would've helped here. Now I gotta get her connected to my app and wifi; for some reason it wasn't connecting when I got it home. Tomorrow ima wash her and then off on another long road trip to spend holidays with the fam. Man, theres nothing like being in a fs suv.