Was there a man with a screwdriver that went to each car?
The satellite said X, the car interpreted it and said Y.
There is a direct outside influence. Its remote. Stop nitpicking
People that don't want websites tracking every single think I click on?
People that don't want the ability for someone to remotely shut my car off?
Wow. Ya really got me.
I will truly never understand how people like you are so willful, and worse yet, smug about just giving away bits and pieces of personal privacy and freedom at a time.
Its the same thing I heard years ago. "hurr durr, I'm not breaking the law so who cares what the big companies and government...
What, you think something like this is exclusive to Russia. You don't think its possible for this to happen in the US?
Its the same anti theft system, regardless of country.
Well... from what I've read, that man wasn't "killed", he was simply put to rest. And doctors and surgeons figured out how to work around it
Brother, the point is that they were all remotely shut down via satellite.
Just an FYI to anyone that doesn't see this as overreach, or with the potential to be abused, consider this.
A few months ago, every single Porsche made after 2013 was remotely shut down via satellite in Russia, leaving them bricked on the side of the road or in parking spots.
Will see about that, thanks.
My biggest thing is that having super sticky summer performance tires, while really really great for going around a corner quickly, tend to rob some of the fun of having a RWD car. I'll happily trade some corner speed for better wet weather performance and low...
I had those same Pirellis' on my '14 up to about two months ago when I threw on a set of 2025 GTPP 19's. Can confirm, they were really sh^t, but they were also original, almost down to belts, and dry-rotted.
The only reason I care is because Pirelli has the biggest range of tire sizes for all seasons in 19's.
I'm not crazy about them, but the choices are limited otherwise... Womp womp
As others have stated, 10 psi idle is alright, but I know exactly how you feel, hahah.
I remember an old V12 XKE I had a lot of work in years ago, idle oil pressure dropped to around 8-10 PSI when at operating temp. That engine was basically done.
Same story with my Spitfire, had to replace...
Still have a V1, probably almost 30 years old now. Not newish, but worth mentioning.
Its simply behind the ball compared to even some of the cheapest radar detectors today. Has difficulty picking up some Ka freq's that are commonly used today.
Some dude did a test on the classic V1 vs new...