Rented a car in Boston a couple weeks ago while on vacation. Given the state of every road I drove on, you’d better believe that when Waze warned me about a pothole ahead, I took that shit seriously.
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More or less high than you were 4 minutes ago?
Can we get an addendum on their WYTS?
Probably not the last NASCAR fan to find himself face down in a puddle today.
I think folks are overreacting. If you read the “Google Translate” version of the linked article, apparently the problem can all be traced back to a hangover.
At the reveal, the red on that car looked REALLY good. It seems a little brighter with the sun lighting it instead of the stage lighting, but if the production version offers that color, it’s going to be very hard for me to choose anything else.
To be fair, the Cougs are best known for their offensive skills.
At this moment, you have 41 replies here and no one has it right. On a divided highway, like this one, the driver can decide to set the speed however they see fit, just like any other cruise control equipped vehicle on the market.
On a non-divided highway, Tesla imposes a limit of 5mph over the posted speed. If you…
Since there have already been 486 replies, and I’m grey, I’m shouting into the void here.
I don't think you can blame him for that pregnant pause. Once he created it, he was obligated to see it through to the end.
...an abandoned lot filled with Volkswagens.
Depends entirely on conditions. I have had a warning once, when it didn’t sense enough resistance from my hands. I can’t give a precise time estimate, though. I know that there are also warnings at changes in road conditions that also come into play and could shorten the interval.
Have the car automatically slow down after too long of a period without hands on the wheel.
How many people are aware of this?
It was.
They’ve had that since day one. It doesn’t pull to the side, though, just slows to a stop if you’ve ignored the repeated beeps, warnings, and flashing lights.
One has a 4 door sedan and never really drove enough miles to have the diesel make a difference, but bought on the promise of it being a greener car. I don’t know what she’ll choose to replace it, but there isn’t a shortage of generic 4 door sedans to choose from that would serve her needs.
The other has the Jetta…
This. I have two family members with affected TDIs. Neither is willing to give VW another cent, and it doesn’t matter to either one of them what the dealer tries to do.