Steering Wheel Controls - just me?
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Originally Posted by garry
Mine's a Coupe.
I do know however that my Mom's Buick park avenue has them along with some really big buttons with big letters on them.
#49
I don't think DingoNY is really being negative. He asked a question and we can help him with it.
MUTE- the power off button is actually better than a mute button. If you power off a CD and then turn it on, it restarts where you left it. If you could mute it, the CD would keep playing and then you'd have to go back. Speaking of which:
I don't find the wheel controls annoying (and the 04's are not illuminated), except that mine don't advance within a CD track-at least I can't do that. I'll check with the dealer at the next service. Our Subaru (02 LL Bean) has no mute button.
My dealer, when I asked about the hood support (feeling it should have a pneumatic support), said something about it being difficult to do since the hood is aluminum. Who knows.
By the way, I outlined the hole the support goes in to with red tape to make it easier for those who are unfamiliar with the car (service stations, family). I did the same with our Subaru.
Keep asking questions and good luck with your decision. (I didn't know there were any Dingos in NY! )
MUTE- the power off button is actually better than a mute button. If you power off a CD and then turn it on, it restarts where you left it. If you could mute it, the CD would keep playing and then you'd have to go back. Speaking of which:
I don't find the wheel controls annoying (and the 04's are not illuminated), except that mine don't advance within a CD track-at least I can't do that. I'll check with the dealer at the next service. Our Subaru (02 LL Bean) has no mute button.
My dealer, when I asked about the hood support (feeling it should have a pneumatic support), said something about it being difficult to do since the hood is aluminum. Who knows.
By the way, I outlined the hole the support goes in to with red tape to make it easier for those who are unfamiliar with the car (service stations, family). I did the same with our Subaru.
Keep asking questions and good luck with your decision. (I didn't know there were any Dingos in NY! )
#50
Originally Posted by Andy77
I don't find the wheel controls annoying (and the 04's are not illuminated), except that mine don't advance within a CD track-at least I can't do that. I'll check with the dealer at the next service. Our Subaru (02 LL Bean) has no mute button.
My dealer, when I asked about the hood support (feeling it should have a pneumatic support), said something about it being difficult to do since the hood is aluminum. Who knows.
#51
"You can only advance to the next track on the wheel controls, not fast forward. And, my '97 Ford F-150 had an aluminum hood with the pneumatic supports, so that doesn't make sense."
I re-read (again) the manual, and I am afraid you are right about the FF with CDs. When I read it the other day I thought it meant you could do it with CDs, but it seems only tapes.
I thought the hood strut stuff was bogus too, but after I wrote the reply you quote, I saw another recent thread indicating that people have tried these aftermarket and that there were bending problems. You'd think the factory engineers could figure it out, though. Luckily, we don't have to raise the hoods very often.
I re-read (again) the manual, and I am afraid you are right about the FF with CDs. When I read it the other day I thought it meant you could do it with CDs, but it seems only tapes.
I thought the hood strut stuff was bogus too, but after I wrote the reply you quote, I saw another recent thread indicating that people have tried these aftermarket and that there were bending problems. You'd think the factory engineers could figure it out, though. Luckily, we don't have to raise the hoods very often.
#52
Originally Posted by Andy77
I don't think DingoNY is really being negative. He asked a question and we can help him with it.
I mean it would be different if I came in here and said "I love this car but did they really screw up the following 20 things..."
MUTE- the power off button is actually better than a mute button. If you power off a CD and then turn it on, it restarts where you left it. If you could mute it, the CD would keep playing and then you'd have to go back.
My dealer, when I asked about the hood support (feeling it should have a pneumatic support), said something about it being difficult to do since the hood is aluminum. Who knows.
By the way, I outlined the hole the support goes in to with red tape to make it easier for those who are unfamiliar with the car (service stations, family). I did the same with our Subaru.
Keep asking questions and good luck with your decision. (I didn't know there were any Dingos in NY! )
Now I just have to decide between Diamond Graphite (with Stone) and Ivory Peark (with wheat).
There are things I am totally indecisive about... And both colors are beautiful.
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Originally Posted by pfizzle
Those are both great colors.. What ever you choose best of luck to you. Everyday I drive the G I feel as if I just bought it, its such a great car.
Coming home I saw a G35 coupe on the road...
Times like this I wish I was DingoFL or DingoSC
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By the way, one of the nice things about the sedan that I don't see mentioned, and that I didn't realize until a few days after I bought it, is that the rear windows go all the way down. I haven't had that happen in a car in many years.
Both colors are nice, but I fell for the DG at the NY Car Show last year.
Have fun.
Both colors are nice, but I fell for the DG at the NY Car Show last year.
Have fun.
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Originally Posted by Andy77
By the way, one of the nice things about the sedan that I don't see mentioned, and that I didn't realize until a few days after I bought it, is that the rear windows go all the way down. I haven't had that happen in a car in many years.
Both colors are nice, but I fell for the DG at the NY Car Show last year.
Have fun.
Both colors are nice, but I fell for the DG at the NY Car Show last year.
Have fun.
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