Which model year? I drove my sister’s Cadillac Escalade (~ 2017 model year) and the rear view mirror camera was okay, but did take a bit of adjustment like you are describing). Whereas my 2020 vette mirror camera is just a work of beauty.
Which model year? I drove my sister’s Cadillac Escalade (~ 2017 model year) and the rear view mirror camera was okay, but did take a bit of adjustment like you are describing). Whereas my 2020 vette mirror camera is just a work of beauty.
I’ll correct myself - there is some commentary in other articles that BMW does not offer a camera-based rear view mirror on any models of the 2023 BMW, so I guess they are leaving it out.
Agreed and I bet it has one and that was left out of the article.
Yup, based on my research the Texas bankruptcy protections are even more debtor friendly - there is no value limit on the vehicle and you get one per driver in the household (I haven’t found a definition of who counts for that ).
Technically under Texas bankruptcy, he’d get to keep the house he claims as his homestead. And he could keep the truck if he personally owns it.
Plot twist - if he personally owns the truck, he could keep it under Texas bankruptcy law.
I’ve only had a hotel clerk check for my card once in my last 100 stays. I bet you could talk your way out of it if they ever did check.
This is very good advice. I’ve got the biggest NOCO one that existed at the time, as I needed the power to turn over the V12 in my Aston Martin. Pragmatically -> I’ve got too many cars to be moving it around all the time, but when I know a car is finicky , I bring it with me. (They’ll also power a USB port, good for…
In my case, the AAA membership pays for itself in discounts at travel providers (e.g., Marriott, Hertz) and tickets (Disney).
The last two 2021 Ferrari 812 GTS to sell on Bring a Trailer went for $645K and $627.5K USD. If the owner was talking Canadian dollars, it’s definitely a >$700K CAD car.
Your words are correct. Well played.
Where did I say they didn’t collide?
Oh I’m pretty sure something got damaged (based on the TikTok video). I would happily have accepted an article that said “Two airliners were potentially seriously damaged when one collided with the other while being pushed out by a tractor”. And I would even forgive the opportunism to then make that an article about…
I never said it was not serious, simply non-life threatening. My main point was that it is not worthy of the click bait headline and first sentence , that pretty much implied two moving aircraft colliding on a runway. I’m really struggling to understand why people have no understanding of severity.
Who said it was a joke? I said it was not worthy of such a misleading click-bait headline.
Did I say it wasn’t a collision? My point is about severity.
I realize you are just picking up the headlines from other news sources, but to call this “Two Delta flights collided while taxiing at Miami International Airport” is a bit extreme.
I miss my 2007 Acura MDX some days. 300HP, magneto-resistive shocks (adaptive suspension), 3rd row when needed. It really covered the bases when living in a driving city.
So, GM gave 20 people the option to be paid $5,500 dollars to get early versions of a new car and participate in a focus group but required them to only share their experience with GM.