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Wayne adds it within a day or so.

Do dealership loaner cars count? 🤣 2021 Elantra

Just a $35 programmable one. No advantage here to spend $250 on a fancy one other than for it to look cool in the hallway. I never touch it, except to switch from heat to cool and vice versa a couple times a year.

Sunrise pic I took at work a couple weeks ago.

Lol I have no idea, I’m not a moderator.

Yup, that’s why I mentioned it can be reoccurring monthly. So if someone wanted to donate $50 a year, but doesn’t want to do it with that lump sum, it’s as simple as can be to make it $4-$5 a month.

George Carlin asked if you take the wings off of a fly, is it called a walk?

Nope, they’ll just want to upsell on stuff. I hose it out twice a year and spray some coil cleaner in there.

I'm a little different I think. I like the tech, I bought my Genesis which was the most tech I could possibly get for the money. All the radar and lane keep assist stuff, screens, 12 way power adjustable seats etc. But I also appreciate the simplicity of my Jeep. It has no features at all...

Ask her “Hey mom, what do you think about us getting one of those security cameras? That way we can check on you if we haven’t heard from you.” Everyone is different. My grandpa doesn’t care at all.

73 year round. In the summer it’s programmed to go to 74 during the day. I don’t set it any warmer because when it’s 115 outside, houses can’t cool down much until after the sun goes down, so I keep it where it’s comfortable so I don’t die of heat stroke when I get home.

They’re typically very reliable, but sometimes they do have problems. My Jeep’s was worn and set a misfire code. Once it got a new chain without all the slack, it was fine. Had 130k miles or so.

I don’t think so. Fancier cars wear out tires much faster than standard cars for some reason. My Genesis’ rears were almost bald at 15k miles.

This is Toby, holding his food scoop.

Progressive wanted you to buy parts for the body shop? So what’s the parts guy at the body shop do? Play with puzzles? Jenga? 1 person black jack? When I got rear ended I dropped my car off on Friday and got a call Thursday the next week that it was ready to be picked up. My only communication...

The biggest problem was getting your hands in the mess. You should have had nothing to do with buying parts yourself, the body shop should have ordered the parts from their pocket.

The big problem IMO is being such a low production niche car, there's no others on the road. Parts availability I imagine isn't that good. I'd get something more mass produced.

Trav does awesome work. You can see my thread I made a couple years ago below, I was blown away with how everything was packaged and the data sheets that were provided. Link

It’s a new year, and I thought I’d try to encourage others to be site donors. One way to look at it is, how much time do you spend here? Do you enjoy the content on BITOG? Many of us will pay $10-$15 a month for a streaming service like Netflix or Hulu, and IMO BITOG is a lot more...

Yeah, well my great-aunt and uncle still use a steering wheel club to lock up their 1998 Plymouth Breeze :ROFLMAO: