MarkyMark
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LOL! On second glance I see these cars are little Kia Soul's. Ha!

LOL! On second glance I see these cars are little Kia Soul's. Ha!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only parts of "leather" seats, are only the perforated main seat and back areas. The rest of the seats are made of leatherette - AKA well done plastic... Which is why the seat does this when pressed against the seatbelt fastener.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the only parts of "leather" seats, are only the perforated main seat and back areas. The rest of the seats are made of leatherette - AKA well done plastic... Which is why the seat does this when pressed against the seatbelt fastener.
Tell me about it. My seats, especially the drivers side bolster, are not holding up well. (see separate post).Seat material quality is pretty marginal I have to say. I wanted red, but when seeing it in real life the colour/tone is not bad, but it shows the lack of quality in the seat material more than the black does![]()
Tell me about it. My seats, especially the drivers side bolster, are not holding up well. (see separate post).
One nitpick I have is that there’s no hook to keep the trunk cover up when you’re accessing your spare tire. Had to pull out my spare and disconnect my battery last week.
Fully agree, but isn't that what your head is for when bent over!![]()
This may have been mentioned elsewhere but there's an issue with the smart cruise control.
I'll be cruising along behind another car at say 100kmph when it diverts off onto a slip road and slows (sometimes quickly). The cruise control is still locked on that car and quite abruptly pulls my car up as if it thinks it's avoiding a collision.... disconcerting at best, dangerous at worst.
What’s that tube at the bottom of the battery for?Here's an interesting discovering to me. Nicest spare tire rim I have ever seen. No steely wheel here!
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And largest 12V car battery I have ever seen in my 20+ cars owned over the years, including hybrids!
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Yep, I get why it's doing it. My surprise is how far out of "my" lane the other car is when my car slows....and how dramatic that can be....especially if someone is behind you. Wakes me up every time....Unless the car you were following is well out of the way to the side, that's the way the SCC is designed to work. It can't tell the other car is going off a ramp/slip road...it just thinks it is slowing erratically in front of you.
Blowing up a flat battery....What’s that tube at the bottom of the battery for?
What’s that tube at the bottom of the battery for?