I agree that most XF owners are not very friendly when driving. We know of one person (Chrysler employee) who leased one for his son because the monthly payment including insurance was around $250.00. My point here is there are a large amount of XFs that are not owned but "rented". Give it 5 years or so when these cars are turned in and sold. They will be "fixer-uppers" having many miles and neglected bodies. Then we will have our "sweet revenge" People want what they can't have. A car is a car, unless it is in excellent shape, unusual or limited production or it's not for sale at any price. I think we all feel that way. We won't sell our cars unless we find ourselves living in them (maybe not even then) or if someone offers a mega huge amount of money- I guess I could sell our then, but now I'm stuck trying to come up with what figure would get me to sell it That really puts a price on your loyality, hum, I could be bought for a million, there would be a lot of tears but I'd do it. But for say $100,000, no not interested, we like the car too much for that. $500,000 - oh ouch I don't know??? Don't ask my husband the $500,000 question!!