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Maybe he just has tiny hands. No banana for scale
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Sit down in a chair late one night to ass dial the panic button. To wake up everyone in the neighborhood.
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Although TW may be right about cars made way back in the olden days...:stickpoke |
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Co-worker notes that his new Kia fobs are also humongous
Nobody asked for this change |
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If you hold the unlock button on a maxima remote, both front windows go all the way down. On a hot day, it's useful.
I got a look at the fob for my friend's wrangler. Jesus. Yuuuge. With a switch blade key. And it isn't even intelligent, like a Nissan key. You still have to fish it out and hit the unlock button. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...4a6eb82592.jpg |
When we bought our minivan I swear they told us the keyfob could roll down the windows and turn the air conditioner on, which in Texas is something you'd want before getting in a hot car. But we never figured it out or ever did it.
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Ours does the window thing. You unlock three times and hold the button down as the windows roll down and sunroof opens. It's great on a hot summer day when you parked in the full sun.
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Speed sensitive steering was found in better cars in the 1980s. Never found it in any GM car. It was too innovative. |
I think the Mustang went through some teething problems as well. The electric steering system couldn't keep up with the car on a track. I think they sussed it out, though.
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I get used to this thing, and I think it does better around corners than I give it credit for. It did okay in some twisties.
The transmission is obviously better than previous years, except there is a weird lurch between its 3rd and 4th gears (I think) Modern Bluetooth connection would be ok, although it requires three clicks to set up phone audio every time you turn on the car |
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yes 8 speed
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