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Just an attention grabber 
The car is not in Cairo. I would not DARE have a nice car here.
In the military, stationed in Cairo, to return this summer, where to???? Who knows, hopefully Germany. But over the Christmas break, I managed to find me, what I considered a pretty good deal on a 2019, HSE First Edition with 7,400 miles. Found it in Florida, fell in love with it, drove it to San Antonio, where it sits in my pops garage until this summer when I go pick it up and prepare it for its next adventure.
On the way to San Antonio from Florida, I managed to spring a leak in the front passenger air strut/hydraulic/suspension, whatever the technical term is as I pulled away from an EA charging station. All I can say is wooo saa......I could feel every bump from 3 miles out, that was a rough and painful ride. Thank goodness I-10 is a pretty good stretch of highway. Many thanks to the JLR Boerne team, they got me in short notice, understood my position that I would be leaving in a week, and expedited the part and got the car back to me right before departing to Cairo, so I could store it and rest assured it was in a good state.
Nothing out of the ordinary, picture wise, Corris Grey with 22" wheels and all the bells and whistles inside.
@ALinSATx - you know of some good spots in town to get the whip taken care of (ceramic coating, window tint, etc?)
Just a couple of basic photos, but if I get Germany as my next duty assignment, please know I will take many opportunities to photo op this silent kitty against some amazing backdrops.
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The car is not in Cairo. I would not DARE have a nice car here. In the military, stationed in Cairo, to return this summer, where to???? Who knows, hopefully Germany. But over the Christmas break, I managed to find me, what I considered a pretty good deal on a 2019, HSE First Edition with 7,400 miles. Found it in Florida, fell in love with it, drove it to San Antonio, where it sits in my pops garage until this summer when I go pick it up and prepare it for its next adventure.
On the way to San Antonio from Florida, I managed to spring a leak in the front passenger air strut/hydraulic/suspension, whatever the technical term is as I pulled away from an EA charging station. All I can say is wooo saa......I could feel every bump from 3 miles out, that was a rough and painful ride. Thank goodness I-10 is a pretty good stretch of highway. Many thanks to the JLR Boerne team, they got me in short notice, understood my position that I would be leaving in a week, and expedited the part and got the car back to me right before departing to Cairo, so I could store it and rest assured it was in a good state.
Nothing out of the ordinary, picture wise, Corris Grey with 22" wheels and all the bells and whistles inside.
@ALinSATx - you know of some good spots in town to get the whip taken care of (ceramic coating, window tint, etc?)
Just a couple of basic photos, but if I get Germany as my next duty assignment, please know I will take many opportunities to photo op this silent kitty against some amazing backdrops.
