Yeah that is the subject of my original post. It’s called memory seats/mirrors.One small option I pooh poohed at the time and kicking myself ever since- I don't know what it's called, holds two different body setting in memory so when you get in to move the wife's car hit the button and the seats and mirrors go to your saved setting. What a pain otherwise.
That is a neat feature we just happen to have on the wife's latest car. Each key has a seat position setting. When you approach the car you can see the seat reset itself as you are opening the door. Mirrors____NOWhen it comes to options, what would you have to have in a new vehicle or wish you had on a current vehicle?
For me it’s memory seats/mirrors. My wife maxes out the seat up and in towards the steering wheel and if I don’t look I end up cramming myself into a ball trying to get into the car.
Remote start and heated seats.
That is one fearure that I wish my 2021 Honda HRV Sport had....Adaptive cruise control. Long highway drives feel half as long with adaptive cruise.
I am ok without it. My wife drives my car rarely, by design. She has her own which I rarely drive. Makes for a happier home.When it comes to options, what would you have to have in a new vehicle or wish you had on a current vehicle?
For me it’s memory seats/mirrors. My wife maxes out the seat up and in towards the steering wheel and if I don’t look I end up cramming myself into a ball trying to get into the car.
Love it.Requirements from my last purchase:
Quarter mile ET of under 12.7 seconds
155 mph top speed(or higher)
configurable electronic IP
adaptive suspension
adaptive LED or laser headlamps
properly bolstered seats
360 degree surround view cameras/sensors
high quality audio
heated seats
Nice to have but not a deal breaker:
navigation
adaptive cruise with extended stop/go