Recent content by actnjack

Q1. I think it is in between but more on the heavier luxury side. Q2. No; especially now as they have not perfected the dream drive, etc. you must be on your guard using the features.

The last several years got me worried; in the South Puget Sound, between my wife and I, we only seen a couple of Airs in the wild; the most while traveling to the Seattle area for graduations where we seen a couple of them. I see a bunch at the service center but once I leave the center… I would...

What were the results; I’m got the same warning this evening and would like to drive to a graduation tomorrow.

I carry both the FOB and PAAK and don’t have any issues unlocking my car; however, when the FOB battery becomes too low, I do press the handle to successfully unlock. I believe pressing the button activates from the PAAK. The FOB needs to be redesigned; the battery doesn’t have a good usable...

Saw a silver one today; probably 2024; had new temporary tags.. no able to see the exact model but traveling northbound on I-5 just south of JBLM and mile post 116. First one I seen in my AO in awhile.

Thank you for the clarification…

I could not seem to find it. I did see however by locking the car with the key card and leaving for 15 minutes does reset the car. What I remember, hold your card on the inside roof of the vehicle to initiate a reset. Now that I think about a CS rep told me about it. I’ll check it out…

Supposedly you can also reset your car with your key card; procedures are in the manual but I have not yet tried. FYI

I know; I went to HS in Union City…

Is your 510 referring to the BA

FYI on lane change: just push pressure on the turn handle until you see the message that states it is making a lane change. At that point you can let go of the signal switch and it will make the turn when it is clear.

Thank you; I found the differences…

What is vanilla DD

According to the instructions, it only applies to those who have DDP

It stop for me two updates ago; it only comes on now if my hands are off the steering wheel.