How does the chevy outsell?
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You can increase its sensitivity in the settings
Heck, my 02 Tahoe has speed sensitive volume.
I actually like the simplicity of my 02 Tahoe. I don't have any need or desire for all this tech stuff, and I'm not a dinosaur get. (Maybe a Neanderthal) I installed a backup camera using a rearview mirror that has the screen built into it. Sure, it would be nice to have the newer Ecoboost or AFM + 10 speed transmission, but I honestly could do without all the extra tech.
Deadman
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I'm 100% with you! I'm waiting for a manufacturer to get smart and built a performance SUV with all the comfort luxuries and appearance upgrades on it, but none of the tech stuff. I'd be waiting with my check!
I know, i had it on the highest setting. Unlike hour expy and my old navi(and every other car) where the volume goes up as speed rises, in the 4th gen with the b&o atleast, the setting is pre raised on default. So in essence, instead of rising with speed, the setting boosts the default volume. At first i thought it was broken, but evry 18 i tested sounded the same.
I'm 100% with you! I'm waiting for a manufacturer to get smart and built a performance SUV with all the comfort luxuries and appearance upgrades on it, but none of the tech stuff. I'd be waiting with my check!
They gotta justify the price increase somehow lol
Gold plate the column shifter. Oh wait, there is no more column shifter.
mrmachinist
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For me personally I had 2 chevy trucks that were total POS. I’ve only owned 1 Ford and it was also a POC. I switched to a Toyota Tundra and have had zero issues in 7 years and almost 100k miles. My wife drove a Sequoia until January when we were forced to make a change (nothing wrong with the car). Happened on a leftover 19 expulsion max and made a great deal on it.
In full size suvs there isn’t many options. So I went with the fired even though I hate the thought of the EB motors.
Now so far we love the expedition it drives great and has plenty of power. It’s lacking on initial take off compared to the Toyota v8 but it’s not bad and gets about 25% better MPG. Time will tell on reliability, and that’s what I’m worried about.
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In full size suvs there isn’t many options. So I went with the fired even though I hate the thought of the EB motors.
Now so far we love the expedition it drives great and has plenty of power. It’s lacking on initial take off compared to the Toyota v8 but it’s not bad and gets about 25% better MPG. Time will tell on reliability, and that’s what I’m worried about.
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Now I know I'm talking about Cadillac, but my 2010 Escalade had heated and cooled seats. Not to mention the heated option was superior to my 2019 Expedition since I could have it JUST on the back portion, which is what you want on a long drive! Heck, the Platinum version even had a cooled center console too!
Dice Roll
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I'm 100% with you! I'm waiting for a manufacturer to get smart and built a performance SUV with all the comfort luxuries and appearance upgrades on it, but none of the tech stuff. I'd be waiting with my check!
dodge did something like that with the super bee trim on the charger for a few years. Nobody bought it. The days of a stripped down car being appealing are long over.
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