What modifications have you made to your headlights so they don’t dazzle every other car other than semis and other lifted trucks?

So in my original reply, I pointed out it has CarPlay, and the reply was “not for long” which is inaccurate. If you buy a car with it, there has been nothing to say they are going to take it off or “close that loophole”.

I binged that for about a week and decided to stop for fear I would never get on another regional jet or one from a country without training/safety standards at least as good as the US. and flying has never bothered me at all.

Most expensive SUVs have caught on to that short coming and now offer glass break, interior motion and inclination sensors or some combination of the 3. I think GM added a package with all three in like 2016 or so.

If you can cite a reliable source that GM is going to yank carplay off these cars, let me know.

It also has wireless CarPlay.

Good News, it has wireless CarPlay.

Thank you for reminding me that takes like these are what keep me off of twitter and trying to make threads happen.

It seems like a very dangerous blend of confidence and ignorance to enter an HHR, even the SS, in a car show, but good for them for living their life.

$1.17 billion in planned freeway widening along I-10 to extend the Katy managed lanes inside Loop 610 to east of Studemont Street.

While I love the idea of someone entering an HHR, I suspect you meant the SSR (Super Sport Roadster) and not the HHR (Heritage High Roof).

Yeah, best I can manage is 1.5 speed, but usually listen at 1.25x

OnStar and CarPlay/Android Auto are two very different things...

the boeing 7.7 is quite the fuel sipper.

Even if its not totally accurate, I appreciate that its in gallons rather than pounds because it makes the math pretty easy...that much gasoline would last me at least 7.7 years.

Close.

I want to feel like it makes sense, because Range Rover proved the idea can, but then i just cannot get over them pretending like the Grand Wagoneer is anything more than the Grand Trim on the Wagoneer. A Yukon Denali is still a Yukon and everyone is okay with that.

It would be interesting to see how much better tips are in a $66k jeep vs a 3 year old well maintained $20k Prius/30k CRV hybrid.

GM is dropping car play from EV models because it does not align with their EV architecture visions. Their newest ICE models and EVs launched before the switch still have have it, like the Lyriq and refreshed 2025 Yukon (most recent launch).

To be fair, its  not a traditional column shifter so you still get a learning curve.