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Yeah I definitely use cruise just not the drive assist. One of the biggest, most severe annoyances really is how poorly the system handles crossroads on state highways or on ramps and off ramps on freeways when the solid line cuts to the side to temporarily add the new lane. The car decides it...
Possibly. I'll have to see if it's any good first. If it performs like the current drive assist, I'm unlikely to use it because it simply cannot be trusted
First, this is going to be quite long so feel free to skim or jump to any section you're more interested in.
Second, I've also taken my car to autocross and that post is here.
Based on my research, it looks like only one other person has posted anything about taking an Air to a track...
I am just wondering if anybody has an idea if the AC decreases motor power similar to in an ICE vehicle. For example, in racecars (and other instances when full engine power is wanted) the driver will turn off the AC because it redirects power that would otherwise have gone to the wheels. Is the...
I'd like to think they thought at some points it'd be above 10km/kWh, considering how much they talk about being the most efficient haha. Definitely easy to hit that going downhill and I'm just curious to know how efficient it is going downhill. Always was fun seeing like 186.2 mpg going downhill.
I understand that 6.21 miles is 10 km but that just seems like a very low limit at which to cap the display. That's about 1.5x the EPA rating of this vehicle. It would just be interesting to see actual efficiency when going downhill and/or slowly.
Yea there's an official reply somewhere stating the car unlocking 10 times in a row without being opened triggers it. Then passive unlock is disabled for 4 hours. After that 4 hours, if the car is passively unlocked again without being opened, it triggers it again and passive unlock is again...
Wow you all are paying up the wazoo for insurance.
$384.01 for six months (so $768.02 annually).
Geico, 300/300/100 with $750 deductibles, bundled with home and one other car. Both in our 30s, most expensive area in Iowa (which is still much cheaper than West coast, of course)
It asks for efficiency at 60 mph, right (or maybe 65)? So you'll want to use a number higher than 3.2. I think I actually use a number like 4.0 or 4.5 for my 2023 Pure which is similar to the Touring.