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butdamnbrian wrote: "i am one of those folks who refuses to pay over msrp out of principle. i would rather go through major extra trouble to work with a dealer with integrity". I think it's a bit unfair to call all of the dealers who are asking for more than MSRP as not having integrity. You...

Maybe I'm beating a dead horse here, but they're just seats. If you buy the car and you don't like the seats, hey, it's a free country, change the seats. If you bought the car and changed the transmission, the engine, the suspension, cut a hole in the roof, and raised the car by 4 inches --...

I don't think the seats are fundamental to the car. Given that it's easy to replace the seats, it's more like you bought an apple and want to eat it with peanut butter.

If you want to replace your seats you bought the wrong car? I didn't realise that seats were the primary factor in choosing your car.

For most people, their relationship with their family (your spouse counts) is more important than any car. If you want to use your car and carry passengers, and your passengers are uncomfortable, you might want to swap seats. Not because your family feels entitled, but because life is filled...

I personally prefer my cars to be quiet, both inside and out. And it's the main reason why I'm not driving a Cayman today -- it's just really loud, all the time.

I bought one last month. I test drove the Acura RDX, BMW X3, Audi Q5, Audi SQ5, Mazda CX-5, and Volvo XC60. The X3 drives and handles best in this group, but the RDX is a solid second place. I liked the RDX's interior, its spaciousness, its features, the track record of reliability and most...

I talked to one dealer this week who wanted MSRP + 7K for a used 2017 with 4,000 miles on it. When I pointed out this is insane pricing, she said this car regularly sells for 10-50K over MSRP, so what they are asking for is a bargain. When I told a different dealer that they're selling for...