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Well maybe in America. Not here in Canada, ask me how I know. Would Walmart pay for your cat if it was stolen while shopping? Home Depot? When on the dealers lot here in Canada, it’s just parked in an unsecured parking lot. Now if it was a secured lot or inside their building, yes dealers...

As Shadowpapa stated, the fine print on most work orders will absolve the dealership of vandalism on their property, not right but very common shucking of responsibility while in their possession. Owners insurance and with your deductible coming out of your own pocket. Shitty.

Repair or replacement is entirely up to the insurance company, at least with my insurance company, not the owners choice.

So the dealership did nothing other than evacuate the remaining refrigerant and refill? No report on how it got low? No check for leaks? Seems odd.

Pink. You like pink? You should get pink.:headbang:

Hybrids just have too many working parts for myself. I like the fact that they alleviate ‘range anxiety’, but the purchase price needs to come way down. Same with full on BEVs. My last vehicle that had a four cylinder engine was $20k more in a full EV model. (Volvo XC40). No thanks. As for...

Hey thanks for that link. Apparently I am not the only one that has struggled to remove them. Cheers.

BMW I3 has it and Mazda is developing a similar system with a rotary.

Anybody? Someone must know, before I break it open.:facepalm:

I remember when I was a young lad looking for a used vehicle, the salesman and I went for a drive in a car (I was driving), I said it’s pulling to the right. He said and I shit you not, “It’s supposed too, in case you fall asleep you won’t cross the center line into oncoming traffic” I may have...

$500? Not in Canada. Double that for the minimum. If I get 3-400 kms of range out of an EV then I have to line up with the soon to be escalating ownership of other drivers just so I can sit and wait to plug in and then wait some more to charge. I will tell you there is an opportunity out there...

I am wondering if Stellantis is a bit late to the party with this. While the vast majority of manufacturers moving forward with full blown EVs, they are still developing gassers. There will be a niche market for diehard fans of ICE vehicles, but will the demand be worth it? Living in my...

Was wondering that too. Which V8 did you buy? That brings up a topic that I have contemplated more than a few times. What current model(s) will one day be a sought after collectible? Wish I knew then, what I know now about 60s and 70s muscle cars.:headbang:

Do you have DRL,s? Both of our vehicles have auto headlamps and as required by Canadian law DRL,s. Never had an issue with auto lamp coming on when required. As Shadowpapa mentioned, comes on in the garage, then in bright sunlight when outside they are off but DRL,s on always. I really like the...

Sales people “sometimes” only know a little about every vehicle for sale. Whereas model specific shoppers know just about everything thanks to the internet. So to the salesman that said the Mojave was an appearance package, well he was right, because to him it did ‘appear’ different.:CWL:

Yes that’s what I was trying to reference. The two clear lenses inside the bed box.

Searched a bit here but didn’t find anything on this. With my knack for busting fragile bits, is there a proper removal method?

Not going to share that app….?:lipssealed: Or…….tiresize.com can provide a ton of info for you too.

Lol, yup tis the season, to beat a dead horse. As mentioned previously here on this thread, if I were to react to every stupid move I see when I am on the road, I wouldn’t get very far. The best drivers are those that take it in stride and move on with no reaction or a smile and wave to show you...

I find if you swerve towards a Jeep you usually get a wave. Albeit it’s likely to only be with one finger.:facepalm: