Recent content by carz0159

In a way. There's a separate map though HD radio, but navigation doesn't actually grab that info when calculating routes.

Could be a throttle body issue. It's hard to know for sure without seeing the car.

The miata does pretty well in the snow. Some snow tires on dedicated rims will do the trick just fine. Only takes an hour 2 times a year to install. Well worth it. sorry to revive a dead thread.

Definitely come see me if you're looking. I can let you know when we get some in stock. It's looking like we'll get them at the end of the year. The 2.5T would be awesome in the Miata, but don't hold your breath. I highly doubt that it's coming. I don't even think the 2.5T will fit into the Miata.

The FOBs cost about $300-$400 to replace. I don't know of any third party ones.

The light just means that there is a fault or open circuit in the SRS system. This happens in most high speed accident, even if no airbags deployed. It can be because the seat belt tensioners deployed (which permanently makes the seat belts shorter by a few inches so you don't go flying into the...

That CX3 doesn't come in manual in the US. I doubt it ever will either. I haven't heard anything about a manual CX3, so I wouldn't keep my head up.

That just isn't going to happen. I doubt he'll be able to get more than 1k off + whatever rebates he might qualify for. They just came out, and Mazda usually doesn't knock money off of their cars like Kia and Hyundai and Ford does.

looks great, except the mirror, it looks off and bent imo

in the middle,i see a analog speedo. love the new screen. hope its a decent size.

would alcohal pads work? thats what i use to clean my cars.

Well, the accord is more expensive and doesn't look nearly as good! I'm in the same boat as you, I have a 2004 Acura TL, and I'm looking between a 6 GT, Fusion Titanium, Altima 3.5 SL, Optima.

If you buy or lease or finance the car, they usually throw them in for free. I think they're worth it because they are insurance as kids probably wont go after them, but if someone does really want them, im sure they can take it off, but it could be time consuming, so maybe they wont try?

well, on my acura, i got it down to 0 and then drove for a few miles before finding a station, i would say the cx9 is good for at least 20 miles after it "runs out"

I got quoted 28500 for a GT with remote start, splash guards, floor mats, wheal locks, and sill plates.