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[Negan1000]

Did you have Nav engaged or are you just looking at the range on the main panel. The range is only accurate within the navigation software. The range on the main screen behind the steering wheel is EPA range. Always much higher than in real life.

Where is the range displayed on the navigation screen?

 

[ken43]

Where is the range displayed on the navigation screen?

Range is not displayed on the nav screen. Refer to MorganB's post pictures on Feb 23 and you will see that a predicted range is in the summary of the trip, and the estimated range at end of the trip is shown on the left panel.

 

[Keith58]

Hi! I posted a few questions earlier but never introduced myself. I put a deposit on a new 2022 GT in silver/black. I got a great deal (I think?). I'll get it next week. I got the 19" All-season wheels.

And thank you to everyone who answered my earlier question.

My past cars were:
2018- current: BMW M4 Convertable -- now for sale! It is an amazing car, but too small for my son and his football friends. They don't fit in the back.
2004-2018: Infiniti G35 -- comfy but boring! Unfortunately, it would not die!
2000-2004 Audi S4 -- perfect balance
1998-2000 Audi A4 -- great ar, but too slow, hence the S4
1984-1998: Alfa Romeo GTV, 1973. Restored to show condition but driven as a daily driver. I loved this car
1983-1987: Yamaha 650 twin, 1972 -- the mini cruiser
1980-1984: 1966 Ford Mustang -- Straightline fun, but too fast for a young kid

I love this list! We should all make one! (and date ourselves)

1986-1991 Ford Tempo (1984) - 4 door, turd brown, 84HP, stalls when AC is turned on
1991-1996 Plymouth Laser RS (1991) - Red Eclipse clone with 135HP
1996-1998 Honda Prelude SI (1991) - Greatest car!
1996-1997 Chevrolet Corvette (1994) - Torch Red, barely used paid 24,500 which was steal. Sent to my dad.
1997-1997 Honda Prelude SI (1997) - Kind of a let down. Sold when accepted to b-school and kept the '91
2000-2002 VW Jetta VR6 (2000) - 6 speed, awesome car, first post b-school purchase
2002-2006 Infinity G35 (2002) - 4WD for the snow nice car
2007-2008 Chevrolet Corvette (2007) - Blue C6 6 speed
2008-2009 BMW M5 (2006) - E60 with S85 V10 best car ever accept for SMG
2009-2010 BMW M5 (2008) - Same as above WITH rare 6 speed. Best car ever - should not have sold
2010-2012 Porsche Cayman S (2010) - Guard Red
2012-2014 Mercedes CLS63 (2012) - Kleemann tuned to 550 wheel HP on dyno
2014-2017 BMW 335i (2014) - nothing special, needed a cheap lease
2016-2017 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 (2016) - love of my life. Sold when started a business for more than I paid.
2017-2018 Ford Fusion Hybrid (2017) - low point of my driving life
2018-2020 Audi S5 (2018) - Blue with red interior, dealer called it "Superman"
2020-2021 Honda Civic SI (2020) - Wasn't driving during covid - wanted something cheap
2021-2023 Tesla M3P (2021) - Custom BC forged wheels and lowered springs
1997- Chevrolet Corvette (1958) - dual quad, just repainted and rebuilt engine. In family since 1984
2023- Lucid Air GT (2023) - Beautiful, like a gorgeous Tesla that doesn't work quite right

 

[suchluke]

Here is my list:
1. 1986 Nissan 300ZX Turbo 5 Speed Manual
2. 1994 Pontiac Firebird Formula 5.7 Auto (I wish it was manual)
3. 1995 Honda Civic Ex Coupe 5 speed manual
4. 1995 Mercedes W140 S350 Turbo Diesel
5. 1993 Mercedes W124 300D 2.5 Turbo Diesel
At this point wife said no more time spend working on old cars.
6. 2016 Honda Accord Sport 6 Speed Manual
7. 2022 Tesla Model 3 LR (wife took over)
8. 2023 Lucid Air Pure AWD SSP DDP

Also own 2017 Toyota Highlander Limited (now used for family trips, ski trips, and towing trailer)

 

[koflo]

I’ll add to the lists:
06 Honda civic SI
2016 jeep renegade limited
2020 Model Y LR
2021 Model Y Performance
2021 Model S Plaid
2022 Lucid Air Dream Edition Performance