...and you think you’d get that amount of power from a Volvo Polestar or a VW Golf??

Yes. And I like a lot the third picture. COTD to your third picture.

That my be. Indeed I have no deep knowledge of these electronics, but I am sure that it’s not connected to anything outside my car.

“The uploader has not made this video available in your Country”...well, eff’ the uploader! It’s not that me and my friends are not seeing what happened!

In the beginning of my job I traveled with maps all over the Country, but I didn’t enjoy that much the experience, since you had always to stop to open the map and sometimes it was not that easy. Much better the Garmin lady.

I’ll never understand the plane spotters’ video-clips: 1'47" of the two planes still on the tarmac, before they take off! And it’s not the first one of this kind that I see... actually, I recently made a spicy comment to a YouTube clip of the last flight of the last 727 getting retired, since it was 1'30" of tarmac…

No one touches my ODB-II port, apart from me and my mechanic, who I trust deeply.

That’s what it does for me too. Unnerving.

It’s a 2009 GM and doesn’t have OnStar.

That is. To have it, do like I did:

I have a Microsoft phone with Google maps, but I still like my Garmin more for my navigation needs, and for the following reasons:

This is my stereo: it’s not connected to my effin’ ECU and brakes, and only plays the music I like:

No... LOL.... JW Player is the Flash Player used here, that is slow as a sloth and plays jerkily, like as a broken spring toy...

The Astonaveo?

The sequence:

“The last point the car stopped and I thought I had to get out quickly because my mother is watching at home!”

I’ve said it previously, and I’ll say it again: please trash that obnoxious JW Player, because it’s pure shit!

Indeed...

I don’t like that JWPlayer.