Drive a car you like driving every day, man! Most of us do. LOL
Don't granny drive the damn thing and pulling into traffic is no problem. Seriously I have never had an issue getting up to the right speed to pull into traffic.
We do! And that's why we're here. (drinks)Good posts lookin & shado.
I've told him that before, too, shado. Drive a car you like driving every day, man! Most of us do. LOL
That's really annoying. And really surprised me the first time I tried it. Here's what I've found:If I creep out and then punch it from a near stand-still I get a 2 or 3 count before it does anything.
Well said shado! Life is to short to be bitchin about your ride all the time.
That's really annoying. And really surprised me the first time I tried it. Here's what I've found:
Don't punch it. Easy on the gas and steady increase-- don't be tentative and don't lift. Or the same technique with sport mode [so it won't upshift on you]. But flooring it in first gear is NOT the quickest way to go.
Any other time... MASH that sucker!
People can disagree without getting told to leave. People with different opinions leaving only encourages a hive mind mentality.
Here's what I don't get, Unob. You obviously have a good job, should be making decent money. You seem to often have to commute long hours to work. I know you have other priorities for your money. But if I had to spend 8 hours a day working, and two or four hours driving to and fro, I'd damn sure want a good ride. Not one that I resent for being what it is. Not one whose shortcomings annoy me. I'd get one that I enjoyed being in, enjoyed driving, one that I really like. It's not worth the aggravation, it's only money, life's too short, etc.
And waiting for your perfect compromise will be an exercise in frustration, because it will always be a compromise. Keep the CX-5 for your "appliance", and get a "car" you like.
Treat yourself, man, you're worth it. And quit your bitchin'. (2cents)
That's really annoying. And really surprised me the first time I tried it. Here's what I've found:
Don't punch it. Easy on the gas and steady increase-- don't be tentative and don't lift. Or the same technique with sport mode [so it won't upshift on you]. But flooring it in first gear is NOT the quickest way to go.
Any other time... MASH that sucker!
Well...yeah...but priorities. Could I be rolling around in a GLC43 AMG? Sure. But I really wanted to buy another 400 feet of water frontage and 7 acres adjacent to me. I'm not rich enough to have ALL of the things immediately at the same time. I just bought a house and land 8ish mo ago.
Really though, this time next year a loaded out Audi A4 2.0T premium quattro is hard to argue with. I'll evaluate then. But yeah, for now I'm buying real estate. Unlike any car, it will last a lifetime
Or maybe if that small amount of lag (which is half of what my previous RAV4 did) is slowing things down too much, try waiting for a bigger gap because that is cutting it fine.
Well good luck with your German stuff and I hope they are good for you but they’ll have to break with convention with the ones that my friends have. You’ll need to know just where the dealer is and the day they are out of warranty you can forget the notion of a warranty claim even if it was misbehaving inside the warranty period. You’ll be on your own and that will seriously interfere with any plans for saving money.
Well good luck with your German stuff and I hope they are good for you but theyll have to break with convention with the ones that my friends have. Youll need to know just where the dealer is and the day they are out of warranty you can forget the notion of a warranty claim even if it was misbehaving inside the warranty period. Youll be on your own and that will seriously interfere with any plans for saving money.
Its ok. Not too out of bounds for regular use.Just to keep us on topic, how good/fast is the A.C. for the hot summers?
I've been following this thread as the original post describes a similar situation to mine. Can anyone share some of the negatives for a 2017 base model touring AWD?
I'm on the fence of purchasing a CPO for $23,000 + TTL with 5,000 miles. Thanks
Just to keep us on topic, how good/fast is the A.C. for the hot summers?
I've been following this thread as the original post describes a similar situation to mine. Can anyone share some of the negatives for a 2017 base model touring AWD?
I'm on the fence of purchasing a CPO for $23,000 + TTL with 5,000 miles. Thanks