City? Maybe if you have a garage or feel like swapping out the points at the curb. At least if it’s in the street it’s not staining your driveway with oil.

At 6'4" my line of sight is ABOVE the windscreen frame on these. I had to wear goggles or sunglasses to keep the wind out of my eyes.

This is a good price.

hahahahaha, that feature would sound like a nagging mother-in-law on the roads I drive. Going off every 2 seconds and I’d still have no clue exactly what pothole it is talking about.

This is more then a party trick. Especially if the price is right.

You don’t understand how this works in the city. If something happens, you better have your gun ready, whether what happened was your fault or not. Doesn’t matter who hit who, be ready to have a gun in your face by making sure that you have your gun ready. Especially at sideshows. Everyone is packing.

I have been in a friends Model 3 on autopilot where it had a couple“ close calls” that seemed like it could make a mistake and then corrects at the last second. Like it was going to hit a curb but then corrects. You get used to close calls, there is not time to react once you realize it’s not a “close call” but…

Eventually, yes, i forgot about that. I was thinking about the vortec motors. By the time that motor came out my opinion was already settled.

Agree.

maybe they are swapping something into an SSR. Seems like the right thing to do. What is questionable about that?

“They will feel and sound faster than they are”

He’s a smart guy, nobody is suggesting otherwise. The point here is that he is not as smart as he thinks he is.

Boats, I’ve almost piloted as many boats as I have cars (not really). All kinds, jet boats, PWC, pontoon, tritoon, cuddy cabins, deck boat, dinghy, catamaran. Never a center console though.

Counter point. I thought I would love their centralized controls until I used them. How many button presses does it take to adjust the direction that the HVAC vent is pointing for the passenger seat? The answer should be ZERO.

Because the piece of metal he puts them on only lasts 1 month before it disintegrates.

you sir know your Kappas. Nice work. I didn’t pick up on the fact that this was early enough before they added those niceties.

Can be disabled on later models with a push of the button anyway.

The top is an engineering Marvel. Weird about the fuel pump, never heard of any problems with that on the LNF. Good thing it’s a bolt-on that probably takes an hour at best to swap out.

Um, there were handheld tvs 20 years ago.

IDK I bought a Sky Redline 2 years ago. stock, excellent old-man owner condition, 35,oo0 miles. $11,000 dollars. Had a CEL but all it needed was a new cam actuator.