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YES! YES! and 5W40. There are no LL-01 0W40 anymore.

I am glad for Tesla for starting the EV revolution. Now we get cars like this, the new i4 M50. Can’t wait to pick one up!

How is Subaru going to make money if they are not replacing head gaskets all day, every day?

People that buy $80k EV are not shopping at Walmart.

Very solid decision! We normally do two full loads of dishes every day. After 10 years, still trucking along perfectly. Also, the Speed Oven is amazing, highly recommended.

Could also be a rear brake issue.

I use two tanks of fuel a month. $40 extra per month is not going to change my habits. (94 is $2.24/L, which works out to $6.63/US/gallon) I did order two new secondary O2 sensors though. The primaries were already replaced last year.

Going to say those were most likely fakes then. This is exactly why I only buy plugs at the dealer.

Sounds like everyone trying to be a "Tesla Killer".

Laughs in Canadian. $2.10/L here for premium.

And don't even get me started on the 42V Lithium batteries that are liquid cooled. What a PITA to change.

Possibly. We are currently bringing in batteries by the full pallet every week.

Considering these cars first came out in 2021, and are still under warranty, why would they have been replaced except under warranty? I have replaced one because of the overcharge issue. Lot guy boosted it from another car.

Guess you don’t work at a dealership.

I doubt those have the overcharge protection circuit in them like the factory battery. We have to be VERY careful charging them, anything over 14V will trip the failsafe. Edit: not sure the car will even charge a battery without that module plugged in and working.

Wrong generation of car. The current M3/4 use a Lithium battery. Have replaced a couple because our lot guys forget to put the solar powered maintainers on cars.

The BMW laser high beams will shine around a car in front.

Cool. Guess the good headlights BMW has in the EU can finally come here.

Here in Ontario, you can legally put any currently valid plate you own, that has insurance tied to it, onto a new vehicle for up to 10 days.

As a 30 year tech, I don’t see the problem here….like, at all.