transitman

Prices in the Phoenix West Valley dropped 60 cents in one day to $4.09.

After watching the Masters, if I had the money, I would buy a Mercedes Maybach EV. Move over Tesla, the EV market wants to pass you in the fast lane.

The dealership should have noticed, but could it be a warped rotor?

I have it now and had it on an Escape several years ago. There's little need for it where I live and only used it once on the Escape to check it out. It made me nervous, but it worked perfectly. I did use the perpendicular parking feature just the other day on my 2020 Edge Titanium. Once again, it made me nervous, but it worked perfectly. I can imagine using it more often.

I've never cared for the elongated vertical DRL's on the Cadillac, but they didn't ask me. It still looks blocky, but what can you do with a vehicle that size. Seems that full dash screen is becoming very popular, who thought of it first?

I live in the Phoenix area and I see a lot of Mach E's, and you cant turn around without seeing another Bronco, but suddenly there are a lot of Broncos on the lot by my house. When I recently purchased a newer Edge, I asked why so many Broncos and he said at the beginning they never reached the lot because of pre orders and now they sit. Maybe the light-off-road-desert market has been fulfilled for now.

Tesla isn't the only game in town anymore and it's must be driving Musk crazy.

Calling shotgun before anyone else.

Seems the solution doesn't need to be as complicated as sensors in the seats and the electronics to open and close windows. How about a pressure sensitive vent at the rear of the vehicle that opens as needed.

Wasn't the Suzuki Samurai too narrow and upright?

Ugly interior and too many DRL's. Less is more, Hyundai.

An oil change is the cheapest thing you can do to extend engine life. If your service plan has mileage limitations and you can't change it too early, do it yourself or have your shop do it. Do what makes you feel comfortable.

In the Phoenix West Valley, $3.69 or $3.55 at Costco.

I just traded my 2016 for a 2020 Titanium 301A with 44k mi and I'm very happy. The additional safety equipment, lane keeping/centering, adaptive cruise are the upgrades I was looking for. Other than for nav, how often would a larger screen be important?

Too bad the real frigid weather is over for the year, so we may never know. I'm originally from Minnesota and now live in Arizona, so I know what I said is not true. I just can't resist mentioning the weather. It was only 70 here today.