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I guess my not too clearly stated gist was rear back up sensor etc could possibly add about $200-300 to the sticker price since blind spot and cross traffic warnings are there and I would not not buy because of a couple hundred bucks more on the sticker and venture to guess 2 or 300 dollars more isn’t going to scare away someone already looking to spend $30,000 plus on any vehicle. Regardless, I’m pleased with the level of options on what is basically a base Big Bend.
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I have the Big Bend with Big Bend package. I too have to suffer button holdaage., the good old and dreaded “if equipped”
Maybe that’s the answer.
Big Bend NO Big Bend package.
I guess I’ll just have to suffer with holding that button for two seconds. First world problems.
Kind of stupid really - my Golf7, which cost $18k cdn less money, had auto up and down on all switches. It was also better built by a significant margin...
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"suffer button holdage"
LOL come on really?
You guys are killing this old fart.
I came up with manual window cranks and wing vents.
You poor thing... PmsL.
The other pamper me silly option I saw come online was heated seats.
Read about that one over a bowl of cereal. I blew milk out my nose..
I had to walk to school when I was a kid,, Up hill, BOTH WAYS....
LOL come on really?
You guys are killing this old fart.
I came up with manual window cranks and wing vents.
You poor thing... PmsL.
The other pamper me silly option I saw come online was heated seats.
Read about that one over a bowl of cereal. I blew milk out my nose..
I had to walk to school when I was a kid,, Up hill, BOTH WAYS....
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Do you have any idea the toll that finger strains are taking on BSport owners? A little compassion please….. these people have to hold this button roughly 4 SECONDS! They’re fingers are hurting!!!!!
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Suffering button holdage is a serious problem.
It is also possible that sarcasm is tricky
Yeah, I miss the old cars as well. Kind of wish I could find a Scout II that wasn't a rotted out hulk and waste of resources (or an old Saab 99 - another childhood car I loved). More than either, I would like to find a good condition 1965 Land Rover Defender. What A/C? Open the flaps and drive faster.
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Button holdage is not a made up thing. My health insurance plan won’t cover “button holdage” injuries.
It’s all in jest.
just wondered why with all of the what I think were extra effort conveniences no “one touch up” to complement the one touch down feature. Just think of all those 2 second time increments that go wasted. I’m just happy not having to hold that damn button for 2 seconds for the window to go down. And we all laughed and laughed.
It’s all in jest.
just wondered why with all of the what I think were extra effort conveniences no “one touch up” to complement the one touch down feature. Just think of all those 2 second time increments that go wasted. I’m just happy not having to hold that damn button for 2 seconds for the window to go down. And we all laughed and laughed.
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But neither of you had to walk up hill BOTH ways in the snow, barefoot with your brother on your back.
hahaha
And I too miss the wing windows from older cars.
hahaha
And I too miss the wing windows from older cars.
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I've looked and looked for any old 4x4 pick up or any Bronco II type vehicle.Suffering button holdage is a serious problem.
It is also possible that sarcasm is tricky
Yeah, I miss the old cars as well. Kind of wish I could find a Scout II that wasn't a rotted out hulk and waste of resources (or an old Saab 99 - another childhood car I loved). More than either, I would like to find a good condition 1965 Land Rover Defender. What A/C? Open the flaps and drive faster.
All I find is frame off already fully restored for big bucks or hack job half azz work or rust buckets that need full frame off work.
Then I worry about scorsing old parts and the US mint prices...
I most want a pre emissions 4x4 pick up that's yellow so I can rebadge it to
"TONKA", if ya follow my drift
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I do. When my parents drove a Scout II, I had a bright yellow Tonka Mighty Dump that was so strong it survived being run over by said Scout. The Scout is long gone, but I still have the dump truck. Ahh the good old days: when toys were made of metal and had sharp corners.
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Exactly right!
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