The controls are like a Tesla but worse. Maybe on the app….
Car-spotting thread
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THATmanMANNY
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Mixed reviews on it. I’m eager to try. I don’t think it will do good city driving but does well in surburbia.
To engage auto park roll past the spot and R gear. Screen should register and ask if you want to start auto park. VOILA! it’s actually really fast on the model 3. Faster than most humans
To engage auto park roll past the spot and R gear. Screen should register and ask if you want to start auto park. VOILA! it’s actually really fast on the model 3. Faster than most humans
TJYeti
Knows about bikes
Whatever you had done at D&M give it a good look over. They did some not so great work on my sons car. I refused to take it and went over everything with the manager. They did correct the issues but they never should have been there.
I work at D&M. Sorry you weren't satisfied, we do our best and appreciate the business. Glad we were able to make it right for you at the end.
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First on CNN: Sean Connery's own classic Aston Martin is for sale
James Bond, the fictional British secret agent, has driven lots of different cars in the more than two dozen films in the series. They've included everything from BMWs and Bentleys to Chevrolets and Fords. But one car in particular, the 1964 Aston Martin DB5, is known as the "the Bond car."
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Too bad he didn’t have much time to enjoy it.
mwlikesbikes
Well-Known Member
General Lee sighting in South Amboy yesterday 
are you back from florida yet?
rick81721
Lothar
Nope. End of june/ early july
ChrisG
Unapologetic Lifer for Rock and Roll
The 3rd car I owned was one of these, but the '84, non-turbo model. You are correct, it was a fun little go-cart that couldn't get out of its own way once you were done with 3rd gear.
At the same time, one of my buddies had an '86 Omni GLH, the turbo-ed econ-box body version of this. I think it had 150hp, and the torque steer in 1st and 2nd was ridiculous.
TJYeti
Knows about bikes
Yes, it was made right, and ultimately I would use them again. The paint match was very good on what is probably a difficult color, GM garnet red, which iirc is 3 stage (it was a camaro, you probably remember it, (or if you're the mngr you remember me refusing it) it wasn't there that long ago, there's pics of it here a few pages back). The average person probably would have been happy with the issues I had, everything I went over with the mngr about was attended to and I was very happy after adjustments and corrections were made.
That was the one with the carbon ground effects I think? Maybe last summer... Yes, I recall the car, I think you dealt with Bob. Cool that we got it all sorted at the end for you and we actually appreciate the chance to make you happy. Cheers!
JerseyPete
Well-Known Member
Wait...is that rear tire off asphalt and on dirt?? Where are the PCA diehards when you need them to scowl?
i cant remember, do you have this car clear wrapped?
Whats the jeep for? does he carry luggage for you guys? And I dont care if that jeep has 3000 horsepower...phony sports car SUVs = LAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TJYeti
Knows about bikes
It’s ok it was due to be replaced.
GSTim
Formerly M3Tim
My brothers and I talked my Mom into buying an Omni GLH Turbo when she was shopping for Omnis. Luckily she knew how to drive a stick and liked it. We put a waste gate bleeder on it and embarrassed many poorly driven Mustangs and Camaros of the era. Yes, torque steer was real on that one!