I’m pretty sure it’s Ma-Cahn.

Been using it on my X since it came out yesterday and I haven’t had any issues so far. Grouped notifications are a godsend so far - it was the one thing I was sorely missing from Android. But there are other little things that make using the X a lot better. Force closing apps are now a swipe instead of a tap and hold…

The Rapide is what you would consider a “complimentary” vehicle. You probably already own one Aston but you need one with 4 doors so you can transport your wife and kid(s). Or you want a Panamera Turbo but realize no one will be able to tell that you spent around $200k on the thing. So you buy this thing because…

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In general this is what I thought. Regular scheduled maintenance keeps overall costs. I was more or less wondering about trouble spots. Are there things that are known to just break and cost a fortune to repair? Are there certain models to avoid due to a complex system (e.g. air suspension)?

This all depends on the car. A Toyota, Ford, Buick, etc, dealer might go over and beyond to get you in a pre-built car. But someone like Porsche, Mercedes, Audi, etc wouldn’t mind your ordering the car especially depending on the model. If you want any Turbo, RS, AMG, or M model you’re ordering a car, assuming said…

A city with that many skyscrapers, assuming it was feasible, would need way more than a million people to run smoothly. The infrastructure would also be very different than what is depicted in the video e.g. the seemingly nonexistent traffic (there must be some kind of mod that was used to reduce the traffic by 99%).

Interestingly I’ve never had this issue and I live in MN. I’ve gone stints where I renewed my tabs but never put on the new sticker even though I had them sitting in the glovebox (honestly just kept on forgetting to put them on). Got pulled over once for no front plate but not once did the cop mention anything about…

I learned my lesson when I left it tilted up and it decided to downpour. Every time it starts beeping I think back to that day.

Haha, all of these! The car really tries hard to warn you about stuff.. Its your fault if you ignore it all. I do have to say, though, I have a love hate relationship with the sunroof warning.

THIS. Not sure how this is happening to be honest.

These people aren’t sitting in the car. They’re getting home and leaving the car running in the garage. Go to sleep and never wake up again.
I was under the impression that most garages are sealed so fumes stay strictly within the garage.

Whenever you get out of a Toyota or Lexus vehicle with the smart key, the car beeps a few times letting you know you left it running. So yeah, it’s more likely that owners are ignoring the alerts. Which in this case would be user error/negligence.

I thought real AMG’s do have real quad exhausts and it’s just the “AMG-Sport” packages that do this?

There are sedans that genuinly have to run lower profile tires because the clipers won’t clear anything smaller than an 18" or 19" rim. At the end of the day it’s part of the aggressive/sport designs. Lower profile tires with larger rims end up looking pretty good. Most cars end up coming with 30 profile or larger…

There are sedans that genuinly have to run lower profile tires because the clipers won’t clear anything smaller than an 18" or 19" rim. At the end of the day it’s part of the aggressive/sport designs. Lower profile tires with larger rims end up looking pretty good. Most cars end up coming with 30 profile or larger…

That sounds like the front parking sensors doing their job. On the flip side, most cars have a way to turn the front sensors off while the car is in reverse I believe. At least the cars that I’ve come across have the option for that. I leave them on anyway.

I can’t speak to it being useful in everyday typing, but I can see it being semi-useful in coding. But even then you’d use it pretty sparingly.

Nope! Mismatched wheels as well.. Who does that?

Lexus sold 27,190 GX460's in 2017. I think that’s enough justification for them.

Nowadays BMW’s powertrains are pretty reliable. It’s everything else that’s questionable.