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Interesting. Inclines may be a factor, but it has happened in my driveway, which only has a small incline. I will pay attention next time it happens

Ok, lately upon stopping to exit my BB, when I hit the starter button to to turn off the motor and place it in Park, I will frequently see a message “Engaging parking brake”, and it is indeed engaged. I am NOT touching the parking brake switch on the center console. wTF? I don’t recall this...

I don’t need a multi ingredient drink my wife would drink. For liquor a Woodford Reserve bourbon neat. If I am feeling sophisticated a dry vodka martini with olives. Dry means glance at the vermouth while mixing. Shaken not stirred of course. Finally a Florida Man IPA 9 percent while I...

Wet I didn’t think anyone would be breaking windows on an Amtrak train but I guess anything is possible these days. Since the Bronco would not be under my control while rolling down the tracks, I will drive it home under my control. Thanks to everyone who provided input on this thread!

“Passive” must be the operative word here. So the passive alarm “goes off” if the door is opened without the matching key fob present. How does someone open the door without the matching key fob?

I’m sure Amtrak locks vehicles as part of their loading procedure. I don’t know if it’s possible to request that they leave it unlocked, but I would worry the whole trip that they would remember to honor the request.

I have a 2024 BB and now that snowbird season is coming to a close, my wife thought the Amtrak Autotrain might be a fun way to avoid a not so fun drive up the Interstate 95. The Amtrak sight recommends disabling your car alarm to prevent it from triggering enroute and having the horn and lights...