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"Highly Unusual Happenings"
Michael Innes's writing style is unique, British in the extreme, and not to every taste or mood, but when he's good he's fun to listen to. He wrote one spectacularly good book (Hamlet Revenge, which I hope comes to audio interpreted by a great reader like Simon Jones or Sir Ian McKellen and with high production values), a few quirky and enjoyable books, and a lot of books that seem to have been written mostly to show off how erudite Innes is. Appleby's End falls into the quirky and enjoyable category, and is more of the first than some people might like. The dry and subtle humor make for a good listen, and it's certainly a change from the modern mystery.
"Disappointing Peformance of a Really Good Book"
For a number of years only two of Georgette Heyer's dozen or so murder mysteries were available on Audible, and those were reissues of weak audiocassette recordings. So I was pleased when the first of these Bolinda productions appeared. But I wasn't keen on the samples of Ulli Birve's narration I listened to, so held off getting any of them.
Enter "Envious Casca," my vote for the best of Heyer's mysteries. "Envious Casca" is an exceptionally clever and well conceived mystery with an unexpected twist, interesting if not particularly lovable characters, and great dialogue full of wry British wit and plenty of humor. And it's set in the midst of a country house "Christmas jollification," so I decided in the spirit of the season to give Ulli a try.
Unfortunately my reservations about the narration turned out to be justified. Although Ms. Birve handles dialogue and character differentiation passably well, she reads narrative prose in a jerky, irritating style--pausing after what seems like every third word and breaking phrases into chunks that decimate the flow of the prose. Worse, she either doesn't recognize the humor in what she's reading or she's simply incapable of anything resembling comic timing or nuance. It's a disservice to what should have been a delightful "old school" mystery.
"It Did What Audible Wanted It To"
This short novella, picked up "for cheap" during the member appreciation sale, got me hooked. Never heard of this author or character (Lady Emily) before, but really enjoyed this brief taste, and am now set to try one of the full-length books in the series. Not a particularly compelling mystery (it involves a theft, there's no murder), but the strained interplay among family members gathered perforce for Christmas in the country is all too resonant.
I think it's reminiscent of the early entries in Elizabeth Peters's Amelia Peabody series, which I intend as high praise. Bianca Amato is one of the top-drawer female readers, not quite matching Barbara Rosenblat's narration of the Peabody books (which is fantastic), but coming awfully close.
Hope Audible is able to offer the first few books in this series soon!
"Bond. But not very good Bond."
This is not Bond in the white dinner jacket, flicking his gunmetal Ronson lighter onto his Turkish cigarette as he beats the bad guys and beautiful femmes at chemin de fer and anything else they care to play. Instead of Monte Carlo and the rugged capitals of Europe, or the sun-drenched Caribbean islands that are Bond's usual haunts, this book has Our Spy tracking down diamond smugglers in the U.S. -- which is fine while he's in New York City, but James Bond in Saratoga Springs (shudder), Las Vegas (double shudder), and a Nevada ghost town (giggle) as he brings down Jack and Seraffimo Spang and their "Spangled Mob"--well, sorry, Ian Fleming this one just didn't work for me.
There are no fun toys or gadgets in this one. And Bond, with supercilious disdain for (ethnic slur) criminals, does some really stupid things. The only things that save him are (1) the Spang brothers do even stupider things and (2) Bond girl Tiffany Case, having gone over to the Good Guys almost instantaneously after meeting James once, frees him when he's held prisoner by the mob bosses she's served for years. What a surprise!
The early Bond books are well written, atmospheric period pieces. This one, the fourth in the series, was published in 1956; one of the most interesting descriptions was of Bond's London to New York flight, a 12-hour journey complete with meals, booze, and sleeper seats in the days before jet engines hit the commercial airways. Once in New York, Bond's idea of an elegant dinner date starts with pate and three martinis, followed by steak with Bernaise sauce accompanied by a bottle or two of wine, and topped off with dessert and champagne. Women--even a strong women like Tiffany, who's by far the best character in this episode--are arm candy in black velvet cocktail dresses.
It's a different world, and of course a world highly romanticized by Fleming, but I enjoyed the novels in my younger days, am a huge fan of both the early (Sean Connery) and recent (Daniel Craig) cinematic incarnations, and have enjoyed several of the audio renditions by Simon Vance. This new release of all the novels in audio form, each read by a different well-known British actor, is an intriguing concept. Damian Lewis, with his uncanny gift for flawless American accents (as anyone who's seen him as "Homeland's" Sergeant Brodie knows), was a perfect choice for narrator. He moves between British, American, and American ethnic accents so fluidly you're unaware of it, you just know immediately which character is speaking. I just wish the material had been more worthy of Lewis's art.
"Don't Believe the Synopsis"
Maggie's review on Audible UK summed it up perfectly:
"Gold stars all round for finally recording Arabella, unabridged, and by Phyllida Nash. Points off for whoever wrote the bland 'publisher's summary' that manages to make the book sound like the diary of a gold-digger."
The synopsis of this book (as of 10/14) has every aspect of this charming story wrong. Anyone who reads the first chapter will know that Arabella is certainly *not* a gold-digger. And the amusing misunderstanding-leading-to-deception that drives the plot is far more the work of Beaumaris than of Arabella.
I would say it is with the 1949 publication of "Arabella" that Georgette Heyer completely took possession of the Regency romance in a way that defines the genre to this day. "The Grand Sophy," perhaps her most famous work, followed in 1950, with another 15 years of wonderful books before the stories (in my opinion) began to slide in the late '60s.
There is some similarity between the plot and characters of "Arabella" and those of the later "Sylvester," but Arabella is unique. The scenes where Arabella quite innocently foists a mongrel dog (to say nothing of the chimney sweep's "climbing boy") into the care of the suave and "dandy" Beaumaris are priceless. Her father and mother, though relatively minor characters, are wonderful.
For fans of Heyer, this one is not to be missed. These Naxos editions continue to eat my credits for lunch, but I'm not complaining.
"New Town, New Narrator, Same Saints"
"Murder 101" is much better than "The Beast," the book that preceded it in the Decker/Lazarus saga--but then, almost anything would be. That said, as a longtime fan of the series I enjoyed this one, including the new setting, new characters, and the new narrator.
New setting: Peter Decker has left the LAPD and taken a "semiretirement" job as detective for the Greenbury, NY police department, a quiet town whose claim to fame is being the host of five small but prestigious colleges (hence the academic reference in the title). The move means Peter and Rina now live within easy driving distance of their myriad (and multicultural) kids and grandkids. Rina is still hosting Shabbos dinners, teaching Hebrew, and baking cookies. Peter has not acclimated quite so well, but perks up when a local art theft leads to murder and he's suddenly pulling all-nighters, living on coffee and bagels, and getting shot at again.
New character: Decker is also back in his Wise Old Dad role. His new partner, Tyler McAdams, is a Park Avenue trust funder, a recent Harvard grad who is resisting the law school road his loudmouthed, overbearing, 1-percent-entitlee father insists on. Like Chris Donati and Gabe Whitman before him, Tyler is a young man with a chip on his shoulder and daddy issues. And, like Chris and Gabe, he soon comes to respect and admire Saint Peter and to venerate Saint Rina (if I may be excused the mixed religious metaphor in referring to the Orthodox Jewish Deckers).
New Narrator: I really like Richard Ferrone's narration. Upbeat and energizing, yet easy to listen to. The one (minor) flaw is that he does not even try to do feminine voices, and I was often taken aback to realize that Rina had been the one speaking. Peter and Tyler sound a little too much alike, but interestingly all the minor characters--college frat boys, New York art dealers, Park Avenue matrons, Boston police, and Harvard profs--are subtly and neatly distinguishable.
I think if you've enjoyed other books in the series you'll probably like this one. It's not the place to start the Decker's long story, over which they've aged in real time (among the very few series regulars to do so), although Rina at 50-something is apparently still quite astonishingly beautiful.
There was one aspect of the book that I found distracting at first and eventually just found amusing. The fictional town of Greenbury and its fictional 5 colleges is at different points in the book described as being in upstate New York; closer to Boston than to Manhattan; about 1.5 hours by car from Boston; *and* closer to the Hamptons than to Manhattan. Now, I'm not geographically challenged, but I couldn't triangulate any location in the northeast that met all those criteria. But I enjoyed my visit anyway.
"Fun on the Run"
Naxos releases another Heyer classic. This one is a short, fast, fun read. Our hero and heroine, both being pressured by family to enter marriages they find abhorrent, "meet cute": Penelope has shorn her hair, donned men's clothes, and is climbing out the window at 3 a.m. when she is rescued by a "bosky" Sir Richard, who is walking home after drowning his sorrows at White's Club.
Stirred by the idea of disappearing--and thus not having to propose to "the iceberg" his mother is pushing on him--Sir Richard (in his elegantly inebrieted state) agrees to pose as the gender-disguised "Penn's" tutor so that he can escort her to her childhood sweetheart's family estate.
By the time our hero sobers up, he and "Penn" are travelling on a public stagecoach, where they meet with an interesting assortment of the common folk (no fancy dress balls or evenings at Almack's in this story), and an especially interesting assortment of highway robbers. Mystery and danger ensue, but we know what will happen in the end--which is part of the joy of these books, at least for some of us.
Georgina Sutton's narration is top-notch; all the Naxos narrators are competent, but she's exceptionally good.
"May You Live in Interesting Times"
The first five novels in Stephen Saylor's "Roma Sub Rosa" saga span almost 30 years, from when Gordianus the Finder met Cicero the Advocate ("Roman Blood," set in 80 BC) to the murder of Clodius ("Murder on the Appian Way," 52 BC). Gordianus rubbed shoulders with historical bigshots while he solved crimes, got married, acquired children, and watched as the Roman republic crumbled. In "Rubicon," the sixth book of the series, he (and we) reach the era of outright civil war--early 49 BC, as Julius Caesar and his legions "cross the Rubicon" in defiance of the Roman senate and its leader, Pompey Magnus ("the great," a title Pompey apparently bestowed on himself).
"Rubicon" opens with Pompey's nephew found murdered in the atrium of Gordianus' own home. "Pompey is going to be mightily pissed," moans Gordianus, now 60 and retired. He has tried to avoid taking sides in the civil war, despite the fact that his son Meto is Caesar's close adviser and literary amanuensis. Gordianus the Finder has given way to Gordianus the Father (and grandfather), paterfamilias of a unique family that he loves deeply and is desperate to protect. But of course the startling murder drags him into the thick of things. Pompey, about to lead his own army against Caesar, takes Gordianus' son-in-law hostage and will return him only when Gordianus finds the killer.
Especially considering that it's one of the shorter entries in the series, the plot of "'Rubicon" is complex. There are secret love affairs and coded messages and disguises and blackmail and a climactic battle. The ending reveals the killer but opens up a whole new mystery that will play out over the next few books.
The Roman Republic-into-Empire era epitomizes the curse "may you live in interesting times." Saylor's books portray the uncertainty, violence, and chaos and its effects on ordinary citizens with verve and scholarship. The parallel but somewhat less earnest SPQR books by John Maddox Roberts feature the same timeframe and events, starring a young aristocrat who is prone to stumble across murders. Both series are treats for the classical history lover.
In terms of audiobooks, it's unfortunate that the early Gordianus novels were *extremely* poorly narrated. Ralph Cosham takes over the narration for Rubicon and later books, and I enjoy him (once I get over wondering how Inspector Armand Gamache--a trademark Cosham character--got from modern Quebec to ancient Rome). The SPQR books are narrated by Simon Vance and John Lee, both great old hands at this type of material. We who are about to listen salute you!
"Three Stories, Each Unique"
The title novella in this anthology by Man Booker Prize recipient Ismail Kadare is a reference to the Greek king Agamemnon, who lured his daughter Iphigenia to the altar with promises of marriage to the hero Achilles, only to seize her and sacrifice her to the gods so that his army would be allowed to sail away and attack Troy. The narrator of Kadare's novella, a broadcast journalist in totalitarian socialist Albania during the early 80s, finds the ancient story of Iphigenia strangely resonant. He is hurting because the woman he loves has recently left him, allegedly because her father did not find their relationship politically expedient. He has also received a last-minute ticket to a grandstand seat at the May Day Parade--a high honor he cannot refuse--and his romantic musings as he walks to claim his unsought "exalted" position are interspersed with paranoid reflections as to the meaning behind the anonymous invitation. Is it really a reward (and if so, for what?), or is it a trap?
"Agamemnon's Daughter" is Kadare's no doubt autobiographical mirror of the conditions prevailing in Albania from 1944-1985, under the rule of dictator Enver Hoxa (referred to in the story as the "Supreme Guide"). During that time Albania achieved unprecedented economic and agricultural success; the people were said to be "tax-free"; education (within rigidly prescribed socialist contexts) was available to all and literacy skyrocketed. By the May Day described, it is also a society where personal privacy, independence, family loyalty, and love itself have been sacrificed to absolute political authority. It is all the more chilling for having been drawn from reality.
The second story, "The Blinding Order," explores the paranoid psychology that grips people when a "witch hunt" is on; in this case, the hunt involves seeking out those who possess the "evil eye." It was an original approach to a topic that's been covered many times.
I found the last and shortest story, "The Great Wall," to be the most interesting. Set in the 14th century, it documents the internal musings of two men, one an engineer called to work on shoring up China's Great Wall against an attack by Tamarlane's army; the second man is a scout for that army. It's not exactly action-packed, but it's an interesting take on fear, conquest, and psyching out the enemy.
This collection was an unusually literary choice for me; I tend to listen mostly to genre fiction, which these stories definitely are not. If this had been a novel I probably would have found it, well, boring, but the length of these pieces made each of them an intriguing change of pace. I was a little put off by the coarse, even misogynisitic, language Kadare uses when describing women sexually, but aside from those brief instances I found the writing admirable. All in all, a worthy selection, especially for anyone interested in political history.
"When Last We Saw Them..."
It has been five years since "An Echo in the Bone" was published, and the long awaited Volume 8 is finally imminent (June 2014). Although readers are now five years older, the forthcoming "Written in My Own Heart's Blood" will apparently pick up the story on the same day (well at least one of the same days) "Echo" ended.
I started listening to this series four years ago and listened to them all in sequence (along with the Lord John Grey books--and a lot other books in between). I just recently finished "Echo," so I guess I timed it right. I can't imagine how frustrating it's been for fans of the series who read "Echo" when it came out to have had all those cliffhangers hanging all this time. You've probably re-read the book in anticipation of the new one; it's certainly a good idea to do so.
After three books set claustrophobically in frontier North Carolina and stories centered almost exclusively on Jamie, Claire, Roger, and Brianna, in "Echo" we *finally* get off of Fraser's Ridge--with a vengeance! If almost nothing happened in "Fiery Cross" and the action was slow (and mostly depressing) in "Snow and Ashes," then "An Echo in the Bone" seems determined to make up for it. Not only do characters from previous books (notably Ian, Lord John, and William) now take center stage right along with J,C,R&B, we are suddenly world and time travelers again. The action covers much of the American east coast, has great scenes in Scotland (in TWO story lines, 200 years apart!), and for kicks throws in several scenes in London and France. We meet historical characters, including Benedict Arnold and a naked Ben Franklin. Even Rollo the Wolfhound gets featured actor status.
The mind reels and the plot jumps can be hard to follow, but I enjoyed "An Echo in the Bone." I'm especially grateful for the action-packed pace after the previous two snoozers. I think you do need to have read "The Brotherhood of the Blade" in the Lord John series to fully appreciate "Echo," but that should not be a hardship; in my opinion, "Brotherhood" is, all things considered, Diana Gabaldon's best novel to date. And I'm glad I won't have to wait five years to find out what happened in Philadelphia that day.
"Heaven for Heyer Fans"
Hard on the heels of Naxos releasing "The Grand Sophy" and "Sylvester," two of Georgette Heyer's greatest, comes the equally wonderful "Venetia." All three books were written at the peak of Heyer's career. "Venetia" has a bit more melodrama than "Sophy" or "Sylvester," partly because of the reformed rake with a painful past that is the the hero, Lord Damerel.
All her life Venetia has heard oblique references to her "delicate position," along with veiled warnings that she must be especially protective of her reputation, "so as not to be thought to be...." At which point her well wishers generally trail off and say something like "....but I must say no more on that head," leaving Venetia puzzled, to say the least. The arrival of the charming but brooding Damerel increases these warnings to a fever pitch, for reasons that the reader will probably guess before Venetia solves the mystery.
During her lifetime Georgette Heyer was said to resent the fact that her Regency romances were so much more popular than her mysteries or her historical fiction. I agree her mysteries are underrated (particularly "Envious Casca," which I think is a minor masterpiece that Masterpiece Mystery should dramatize immediately), but, whether she agreed with the assessment or not, her Regencies are in a class by themselves. The best of them -- including Venetia -- stand head and shoulders above the pack. Enjoy!
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Just moments ago I got a call from my sister that my next nephew (due in February) has been preliminarily diagnosed with Down's Syndrome. I looked it up, sounds like it may have been the quad screen? Anyway, they will be goin next week for further testing including a specialized ultrasound that according to the OB is very accurate in diagnosing Down's.
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The Chicago City Council is about to lose its second-longest serving member — and a healthy chunk of its colorful personality and institutional memory.
Ald. Richard Mell (33rd) — powerful chairman of the City Council's Rules Committee and father-in-law of convicted former Gov. Rod Blagojevich — has told associates he is preparing to step down within the next few months after 38 years as a Chicago alderman.
Sources said Mell, 75, who lost his wife in 2006 and recently got engaged, already has persuaded Mayor Rahm Emanuel to appoint the alderman's daughter, State Rep. Deb Mell (D-Chicago), to replace him in the City Council.
As Rules and Ethics Committee chairman, Mell controls a $160,460 annual budget, along with a handful of coveted jobs, including the City Council's $91,180-a-year sergeant-at-arms.
Sources said Emanuel plans to transfer control over those jobs to Ald. Michelle Harris (8th), the Council's president pro tem. That would make the Rules Committee job less desirable — especially now that a new ward map has been drawn.
In November 2000, Mell had triple heart bypass surgery after doctors found "significant disease and blockage" in his left main coronary artery, which supplies two-thirds of the blood leading to the heart.
He has contemplated retirement ever since and talked openly about it after getting his son-in-law elected governor in 2002. That has prompted some colleagues to wonder whether Mell is serious about leaving this time.
"I told him, 'You're dying of the same heart attack every year.' And he said, 'No, this is really it,' " said one alderman, who asked to remain anonymous.
Neither Mell nor his daughter could be reached for comment. Deb Mell is a chief proponent of gay marriage who announced her engagement to her partner, Christin Baker, on the floor of the Illinois House.
She would become Chicago's first openly lesbian and third openly gay alderman, joining Tom Tunney (44th) and James Cappleman (46th).
Deb Mell was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Sources said she was initially reluctant to accept a mayoral appointment for fear of following in the footsteps of other family political dynasties, including the Madigans, the Lipinskis and the Hyneses. But sources said Dick Mell has convinced his daughter that it would be best to get a leg up on the competition.
Dick Mell's retirement will mark the end of an era in Chicago politics.
For an entire generation of political junkies, he will forever be remembered for his jump-on-the-desk antics the night the City Council chose a successor to the late Mayor Harold Washington.
The infamous photograph that's part of Chicago folklore captured the deal-making and mischievous essence of Mell's personality.
A natural salesman, he made a fortune selling springs to the nation's Big Three automakers after starting the business with a loan from a boss, which he used to buy a spring machine that he set up in his garage.
Politics was an outlet for his formidable ego. Mell got his start passing out literature for U.S. Sen. Paul Douglas in the 1960s; became chairman of the Young Democrats, and got elected alderman in 1975 by narrowly defeating a candidate put up by longtime 33rd Ward Committeeman John Brandt. The following year, Mell unseated Brandt.
Although Mell was a self-made millionaire, he put aside his own political ambitions to advance the career of his son-in-law, Rod Blagojevich, first to the Illinois General Assembly, then to Congress and the governor's mansion.
Bill Daley considered entering the 2002 Democratic primary but was bullied out of the race by Mell, who threatened to dirty up then-Mayor Richard M. Daley's brother with talk of Bill Daley's divorce and his stint as president of Amalgamated Bank.
"Maybe it's enough to be Machiavelli behind the scenes," Mell once told the Chicago Sun-Times.
The Blagojevich saga ended badly for Illinois and even more bitterly for Mell.
In 2005, the alderman went on a tirade after Blagojevich's aides publicly linked him to a Joliet landfill that was shut down amid environmental violations.
The landfill was owned by a second cousin of Patti Blagojevich, the alderman's daughter.
Mell told the Sun-Times that he regretted the day he backed Blagojevich for governor and hoped that his daughter — who had "blinders on" about her husband — would "wake up someday." He compared himself to a spurned spouse who works tirelessly to put her husband through medical school, only to be replaced by a trophy wife.
Then, he dropped a bombshell that tore his family apart and drew the attention of state and federal investigators.
Mell charged that the governor's chief fund-raiser,Chris Kelly, had traded prime state appointments for $50,000 donations to Blagojevich.
The alderman later recanted the charges under threat of a lawsuit by Kelly, who subsequently committed suicide after his own federal conviction. But the damage was done.
Mell would ultimately be vindicated by the conviction of his son-in-law. But he has endured the emotional pain of watching his beloved granddaughters grow up without their father, who is serving a 14-year prison sentence in Littleton, Colo., while Mell's daughter, Patti, tries to survive without her husband.
Now, Mell is preparing to step aside after engineering the appointment of his other daughter.
He's trying to do it quietly to avoid past mistakes.
"Sometimes, I secretly wish I was Irish because the Irish long ago have learned to have their disagreements inside and not bring 'em out into the public," Mell said during the feud with Blagojevich. "I sort of wear my heart on my sleeve sometimes and say things that, possibly in hindsight, I shouldn't have said. Do I believe I was right? I certainly do. I don't regret that. . . . I'm hoping that Debbie and [son] Rich and my daughter, Patti, and especially my wife can get beyond it."
Oct. 19, 2012, was the deadline for holding a special election to fill City Council vacancies, according to Election Board spokesman Jim Allen. After that, openings are filled by mayoral appointment.
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Truly fine Edwardian and Art Deco paste jewelry has all but disappeared from the landscape. The Three Graces has purchased a small private European collection of four items of this nature. This spectacular paste necklace of silver is a part of said acquisition.
From 1890 – 1920 the garland style and the ribbon bow motif were two of most ubiquitous themes of the time. Jewelers looked back to the 18th century for inspiration and found these decorative designs to be particularly well suited to the delicacy and lightness which was preferred.
Exquisite, delicate and finely wrought, the proportion and symmetry of this necklace is flawless. A garland is surmounted by a ribbon bow with tails gently "flowing" within the foliate wreath. When worn the clear white pastes set in silver sparkle in the lowest of lights and never reveal that the brilliance is not diamonds.
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itsti Posts: 2Hi all,
I'm new here. But I just dealt with the dealer yesterday on a lease on a black 2013 S (base) no sunroof 4motion Tiguan.
signup: 4500
after some negotiation they showed me the math and a breakdown:
3000 signup - 270/month - 36 months
residual: 60%; 16488
term: 36
Money factor: 0.00045
Cash cap reduction: 2077.50
Sale tax: 7%; 793.78
Selling price: 25990.84
Bank Fee: 625
Adjusted cap cost: 25527.12
Registration: 396
Doc fee: 349
Any opinion on this would be great!
Here you go fourizonly007. Volkswagen Credit's October buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Tiguan S with 12,000 miles per year are .00045 and 60% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
The numbers for an otherwise identical 42-month lease are .00096 and 56%.
The numbers for the '13 Tiguan SE are .00044 / 59% and .00106 / 55%.
For the rest of the month, Volkswagen is waiving the first payment on leases of this truck.
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Hi croatbag. VW Credit's November buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Tiguan SE with sunroof and 12,000 miles per year are .00030 and 58% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
As a reminder, Volkswagen is waiving the first month's payment on leases this month.
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Hello mazmia. Volkswagen Credit's November buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2012 Tiguan S FWD with 10,000 miles per year are .00008 and 54%, respectively for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
I believe that the numbers for the AWD model would be the same. The lease program for 42-month leases of this truck looks much worse in my opinion.
There is currently a $1,000 cash incentive on leases of this model, but Volkswagen is not waiving the first payment on it.
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Hey nyccarguy. How have you been? I hope that everything is going well and that you didn't get hit too hard by the storm.
Scroll back a few posts for the information that you're looking for. VW Credit's 10,000 mile per year residual value is 1% higher than its 12,000 mile per year residual.
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Hey carman. All is very well, thanks for asking. A 50' pine tree fell on my house and did some minor damage (small hole in the roof, small hole in the siding in the attic). Nobody got hurt & I'm very fortunate compared to most others.
Thanks for the info. I'll pass the numbers along to my friend who is Tiguan shopping.
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jenshap3 Posts: 1Hi Car_man, I am hoping you can provide me some guidance. I am a city person that has depended on zipcar and is ready to make the leap into a Tiguan. My husband and I both have great credit. We want to lease the car from a dealer in Cherry Hill, NJ, but live in Philadelphia (19147). We want to get the SE with 4 motion, GPS, and Sunroof. Can you help us figure out what we should expect to pay, what are the right questions to ask and what is the best time to lease?
The dealer gave us ballpark numbers. All the numbers are based on 10k miles and include all taxes, title, fees, etc.
$1K down/$373 month; $1.5k down/ $361 month; $2k down/ $349 month
We greatly appreciate any information you can provide!
Help! I have never leased a car before and am quite confused by the whole process. I am trying to figure out what lease payments might be on the car I have recently had quoted. From what I have gathered from what I have read here, rate lease money factor, residual value and number of miles seem to be factors.
Here is what I know so far:
MSRP on car is $31,100
Sales price offered is $29,746
My sales tax rate is 7.75
I am hoping to get 15,000/year
I can put $5,000 down but not sure if I should or not...
I have top tier credit
Can someone help me figure out my lease payments with and without this down payment?
I see you mention a .00030 rate and 58% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier....but not sure I know what this means.
Thanks very much!
Hi jenshap3. I have friends who live in Philly and use ZipCar all the time. Apparently it works pretty well, though I'm sure it's not as convenient as owning your own vehicle. It's the parking expense that will get you .
It sounds like you are relatively new to leasing, you definitely should check out the following informative articles on the subject that are available here at Edmunds.com: 10 Steps to Leasing a New Car and Calculate Your Own Lease Payment.
In short, the easiest way to get a good deal on a leased vehicle is to shop around for the lowest possible selling price and then have the dealer that you decide to go with calculate your vehicle's monthly payment using its buy rate lease money factor.
You can find the pricing data that you need over in the New Vehicle Pricing section of Edmunds.com.
VW Credit's current buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Tiguan SE 4Motion with 10,000 miles per year are .00030 and 59% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
Volkswagen is currently waiving the first month's payment, but not providing any other cash incentives on leases of this truck.
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Recently quoted $36,300 for 2013 Tiguan SEL, 4 Motion, Rubber Mats, & trailer hitch (including destination). 42 month lease with 12K per annum.
Down Payment of Tax of $1,675
Payment of $395 per month
Thoughts? Anyone know what the damage waiver is on a leased VW Tiguan? Thoughts on it being out of warranty for 6 months?
after a few weeks of email negotiations & weeding out a lot of garbage, my friend took delivery of her candy white/black Tiguan SE w/ 4Motion, Sunroof, & Navigation. 36 months/10K per year. $399.85 per month including $625 bank fee & 8.875% NYC sales tax rolled into the payment. Only DMV fees due @ signing.
Overall an excellent buying experience from Platinum VW in Hicksville, NY (Long Island)
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Hi ace51. Volkswagen Credit's December buy rate lease money factor and residual value for a 36-month lease of a 2013 Tiguan S 4Motion with 15,000 miles per year are .00015 and 57% for consumers who qualify for its top credit tier.
The residual value for a lease with only 12,000 miles per year would be 2% higher. The 10k residual would be 3% higher.
Yes the "Sign Then Drive" payment waiver offer is indeed available on all 2013 Tiguan models.
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jpdentenh Posts: 1? - is this a good offer: Tiguan SE w/Sunroof & Nav. etc..Dealer has MSRP @ $34,360 with sale price of $32,500 - I would pay taxes & title & doc fee up front ...total is $3,125 out of pocket for that... FOR 42 months = $385 & FOR 36 months =$ 420- both include 15,000 miles per year. I was curious as to if this is a good lease offer? I would have never considerd 42 months before but dealer says alot of people are taking 42 months etc...
Hi taupiz. Volkswagen isn't scheduled to introduce its new January programs until some time tomorrow. I'll need a couple of days to find everything out. Please feel free to post a reminder in this discussion for me later this week and I'll gladly give you an update of what I have been able to find out.
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jc_hills Posts: 4Hello,
Am I reading correctly the money factor number? Reading some BMW posts I see that it is around .00130 , but now that I am reading the VW it is an additional 0 Zero, meaning .00030 which brings it down significantly. So for a BMW the rate is about 3% and with WV less than 1%?
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I probably would've worn runners of some description, had it been cooler, but i wore flats instead and took them off for most of friday before there was all sorts of shit on the ground. barefoot >>>> anything else
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I wore ugly comfortable flip flops -- They worked well, no blisters and no hot feet....slip on and off easily for dead grass dancing with bare feet. I saw someone puke all over the grass and stopped going barefeet.
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Ladies--I picked up a pair of these before I went to Germany. I wore them the entire time, walked for hours and hours in them, and my feet, legs, and back didn't ache at all. Like walking on clouds.
I strongly suggest trying to go barefoot Friday while the grass is still fresh and see how you like it, very liberating.
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I go barefoot in the Sahara so I can entertain myself dodging needles
I don't see how barefooted is an option at least if you try to get closer to the stages. When I went before, there was literally no room to stand and everyone was stepping on each others feet trying to fight the waves in the crowd from everyone pushing to get closer. Being barefoot would be a pain, in so many ways ...
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I got some Nike Roche Run's last year right before coachella. NEVER AGAIN. My feet were hurting for days after I got home.
I will be taking some Air Max 2013 or some of the new Lebron X shoes. Im going with straight comfort, not gonna risk it again.
I bought some classic checkerboard vans slipons. They should be good on the feet, though I'm going to need bandages to protect my ankles. I still have scar from the last pair of slipons I owned as a teenster. If only I'd known about SOCKS back then. Still amazed I didn't encounter athletes foot until last year when I let a friend use my shower. There's a last time for everything.
Military surplus boots, Corcoran brand. Comfortable and durable, the only two things I really give a shit about with footwear.
from 07-10 I wore $30 target converse and got mad blisters.
from 10-12 I wore AF-1s. super comfy and bouncy and great for dancing and no blisters, but holy hades my feet got hot.
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WILMINGTON – The Wilmington College Student-Athlete Advisory Committee named men's swimmer Mikey Spraul as its Player of the Week for the week ending October 28.
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- Multiple Criteria Decision Making in Application Layer Networks (2008)
- This work is concerned with the conduct of MCDM by intelligent agents trading commodities in ALNs. These agents consider trustworthiness in their course of negotiation and select offers with respect to product price and seller reputation.
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- Grid Computing in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: An Exploratory Study of Corporate Attitudes towards Economic and Security-Related Issues (2008)
- As Grid computing commenced in the scientific sector, it slowly enters the commercial environment. Although it proposes interesting features for horizontal integration of hardware and resource sharing, businesses slowly implement Intragrids in their companies. Open Grid markets are yet not deployed.
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- A Scalability Analysis of Grid allocation Mechanisms (2008)
- This article examines the broker´s behavior with regard to a varying number of participating nodes and shows that incremental losses have to be accepted in central resource allocation when introducing new nodes.


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To make the cd animals, he breaks apart old cds, which often shatter into shards or he cuts them into specific shapes that he wants. Then he painstakingly places each shard to create the animal. The iridescent shards shimmer in the light and strongly resemble feathers and fur. The result is something strangely organic with a distinct sense of movement.
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Kimi Raikkonen took part in an official GP3 development test at the Circuit de Catalunya in Spain on Friday.
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Raikkonen tested the car in order to give feedback on its behaviour as well as the different tyre compounds as the series is looking for ways to increase overtaking for next year's Championship.
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