usually no.

Correlating pitch and roll with vehicle speed? Lots of repeated oscillation on the pitch/roll axis, but vehicle speed is 0, then decent probability the windows are steamed up as well.

They could also be using the built in microphones that used for voice commands and phone calls. Always listening, kinda like Alexa and…

No, it’s saying KIA and Nissan are. Mozilla was just doing an analysis of the privacy ToCs with those brands.

Good on you. I wish there were more dealers like you.

Let’s also not forget that dealers shot themselves in the foot with the ADM antics last year. Hell, up until ~May this year, the Ford dealer nearest to me was still putting 5k markups on non-GT Mach Es, and 15k markups on the GT variants.

Once I get a bluesky code will.

My daughters, 10 & 15, caught the product placement, and after the movie, commented that scene with the blue car (Trailblazer EV) felt like a commercial. If they picked up on it, it wasn’t disguised at all.

My take is that the states that restricting things left and right are also the states that scream “freedom” the loudest.

You can buy loaves of King’s Hawaiian bread, though it’s not cheap.

I know. That’s why I said that.

That doesn’t seem to be a very reliable site, or maybe it’s just out-dated.

For example...

They are working on it, but at the scales auto manufacturers work at, that takes time.

Might want to proof read this paragraph.

Like receive security updates?

That’s the great thing about CP/AA, the built-in system works perfectly fine without the phone. It’s not required, but use of the phone significantly improves the usability and experience.

I’m saying that. I will not even consider a car that doesn’t have phone projection.

I absolutely hate the song Ronan. Not because it’s a bad song, but because it destroys me everytime.

Ronan Thompson was a 3yo boy that died from neuroblastoma (aka, brain cancer). Taylor wrote a song about him after reading his story, and credited his mom as a co-writer for the track.

So yeah, matchbox or hot wheels,…

Yeah, this buggy update happened when the AWD models were updated to enable battery preconditioning. The RWD models don’t have the hardware to be enabled, so no software update for us.

I have a RWD Ioniq 5, that isn’t impacted by this issue. And for the most part, the main difference between eco/normal/sport is the throttle response curve. There might be some other system tweeks in there as well, but to the driver, throttle response is the biggest thing you’ll notice. Oh, and sport mode turns down…

I get your point. And I previously had a Crosstrek, that had 0-60 times in the same time frame being mention here, especially if you weren’t flogging the engine.

But from videos I’ve seen of the issue, it’s worse than it sounds because the accerleration isn’t even remotely close to linear. It is almost parabolic, with…