Wasn’t aware of that on the e34 I had, but Mercedes have that feature on the headlight knob switch. Turn to the left one click for right side parking lights, two clicks for left side.
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I love my MSRT! It’s the R/Ts with issues
That is SUCH a good movie.
Reminds me of secondhand Lions. Except they had a plane
There is another factor which can’t be quantified: the children. They will be different (personality, behavior, values, morals, etc.) based on who spends the most time with them; either a care provider or a parent. That’s not a bad thing, just a fact. I was raised in a family that owned high-quality childcare…
The chase cars don’t “wait at the end of the runway,” and they don’t “burn rubber.” They have a somewhat more sophisticated and demanding method of chasing.
2 Jay Zed... I don’t get the joke.
There is a way.
I guess you prefer BMW’s 15-year old design. To each his own.
Can we appreciate how the awning makes the lead image look like someone’s scrapbooking project about car pictures?
My condolences, but I think this is Exhibit A in the argument that “sometimes, having some debt is better than the alternative.”
An I6 n/a in a Metris and I will trade my Sienna in right now.
Forgot to mention probably it’s coolest feature. It uses a 48 volt system that drives all the accessories, so there’s no accessory belt, which they say means they can fit it within the footprint of their 4-cyl engines.
RST in Suburban size please.
I don’t necessarily want one of these, but I love it, and I love the fact that there was an automaker crazy enough to build it.
Plus, to get these times, you gotta run the battery only 1/4 full, so you aren’t carrying the weight of a full tank of electricity.
I love that its name is comprised of a German word, a made-up word, an English word, and an Italian word. It’s so inclusive!
Kinda like woeeee, woeeeee, woeeeee, blk, blk, blk, blubbwoeee, woeee, woee,woeee, bgkla, blkg, blka, woooeeee,woeeee, woeeee, wooeeeeeee, blkal, blkal, blummmmpurrr, wooeeeeee.