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There are some rural limited access roads that have both traffic signals and, yes, stop signs. But point taken.

Having spent some time in China recently, and a lot of time in Chinese cars, I am totally impressed by them. I wouldn't hesitate to buy one if they vacant available in the US.

It worked pretty well for me on the Merritt. But I have other issues. It doesn't recognize Stop signs; the car doesn't even slow down. It's cut off on me twice at splits in highways, once with the car veering across two lanes.

I get notifications about the eye monitoring system not detecting me when my steering wheel is turned such that the sensors are blocked. You would think the car should be smart enough to figure this out and not bother me.

I found a solution! I noticed that my entertainment volume would go down at those times when I would have expected a voice prompt from the navigation system. I finally tried increasing the volume when the voice prompt should have been active (i.e., whenever my entertainment volume went down)...

Takata is a Japanese company.

My Gravity has been sitting in the cold of NYC for 11 days and has lost 3%. And, yes, I've been checking . . .

Thanks! Is this mentioned anywhere in the manual?

Does the Gravity have a mute button somewhere? I use it in other cars to silence the entertainment system when someone in the car is taking or making a phone call.

I picked up my Gravity in November. Voice prompts worked fine. Then they disappeared about three weeks ago. Reboots didn't help.

Turning off WiFi finally did the trick for me. No more battery drain. To recap, I turned off autolock/unlock, I turned Bluetooth on my phone back on, the key fob is kept over 50 feet away from the car (not in a Faraday box/bag), and I turned WiFi off.

Are there no LATCH attachment points in the third row seats? I would really like to be able to put a child car seat back there. I think not having them would be a serious fail for a luxury car.

Turned WiFi off and no more battery drain. Question: what is the WiFi connection used for?

Thanks. Stuck a flashlight in there and found it. Now I have to get a compatible thumb drive.

Yesterday, I had to manually close the rear liftgate on my Gravity. Hitting either the key fob or the touch screen resulted in sounds like the car was trying to close it but it didn't budge.

The first feature I turned off was the Autolock/Open. I don't need the car unlocking everytime I walk past it with the key fob in my pocket. There are times when I walk in and out of my garage a lot and seeing the car light up each time was annoying, not to mention eating up battery life.

If this is the same video I watched, some of the reviewer's comments really irked me. The worst one, in my mind, is when he complained about not being able to tell whether the squircle steering wheel was right side up. He went on about how race car drivers put a piece of tape on the top of...

When parked in my home's detached two car garage, I see about 5% battery loss a day. When parked in my vacation home's garage, there is no battery loss. The only difference is I haven't yet introduced my Gravity to my vacation home's WiFi. I'm going to delete my home WiFi network info from...

Can someone post a picture of the USB-A port in the glove box? I can't find it.

I just took delivery of my Gravity a week ago. I have found that it loses about 5% charge over 24 hour periods while parked in my garage in Brooklyn. I've disabled the Autolock/Unlock. The key fob is kept over 50 feet away from the car. I've turned off the Bluetooth on my phone. Temps have...