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Yeah, go back and reread the article. There are several exceptions to the rule/law. My 2015 Buick Regal GS has the LED DRLs in the headlight as well, and when I signal the DRL goes out. But if the lights are on, the DRLs go into a dim or half bright mode and will no longer go out when the signal goes on. The article…
The only reason I know this is because my wife drives a 2014 Durango.
Look closely at the Durango gif, it has the fogs/parking lights on. the DRLs are in a half lit state. They do turn off the DRL when the signal is activated and are in a normal fully lit DRL state.
As a 2014 Durango owner I can say for certain that the Durango does turn off the DRL when signaling. The GIF you show actually is taking advantage of one of the “Exceptions” you mention, the DRLs are in a half lit state (notice the parking lights and fog lights are on?). This means they don’t have to turn the DRL off…
Yes, there have been many times where a medic appeared to be running away, only to revive me from some location that is not where my view made it look like I was located.
A Focus ST would be an excellent choice. Though a Buick Regal GS might hit the spot too. Can get it in AWD as well if wanted. Manual (FWD only) and Auto.
If I’m going to be asking for forgiveness after a car purchase, I’m sure as hell going to be making a better 3rd car choice than a Nissan Leaf. Now, I’m not saying the Leaf is a bad car, I’m figuring you get to pull this with a car probably one time, and she’s going to make you pay for it either way... why settle for
Buick Regal GS. 2012-15 had a manual option. you can get a great used one in that price range, probably with intact factory warranty. a lot of car for the money and fun as well as practical.