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Picked up a new to me car today

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JPSmit

JPSmit

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2021 Mitsubishi RVR/ SPORT (in the USA) 10 thouand KM (about 6000 miles). First automatic since 2002. But, pretty happy. All wheel drive - but can switch between all wheel/ Front wheel and locked all wheel. My other choice was a standard but was a little too basic (Nissan Rogue Sport).

Nice high sitting position and good visability - oh and 10 year 160km warranty.

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One question for you wise folks - it has literally none of the modern warning sounds - side lane/ backup etc. Is that something you can retrofit? I know with other cars sometimes the wiring is there - thoughts?
 
Well, for some reason, BCF keeps giving my link (to the blind spot indicator) a "Robot or human?" label.

Have no idea why that's happening.
 
not sure why either but the link works - thanks for that
 
NutmegCT said:
Well, for some reason, BCF keeps giving my link (to the blind spot indicator) a "Robot or human?" label.

Have no idea why that's happening.
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I tried just pasting the URL in a post and the same thing happened. However, When I used the "Insert link" icon in the editor, I was able to paste the URL, then add the text I wanted to appear in the link. That seemed to work, Have never see that "human or robot" thing before.

I fixed your link for you.
 
Basil said:
Nice looking little SUV. Reminds me of the Santa Fe we used to have.
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spent the day on the road and it is quite comfortable and seems to get decent mileage/ still don't know how half of everything works though
 
JPSmit said:
spent the day on the road and it is quite comfortable and seems to get decent mileage/ still don't know how half of everything works though
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Well as long as you know how the other half works you should be good.
 
JPSmit said:
We will be married for 39 years in November and I still haven't the foggiest notion of how the other half works. :ROFLMAO:
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You've got to just smile,& nod your head - but NEVER open your mouth.
I still haven't learned to do that.I always mess up on the last part.
 
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