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Was the production date 12/12?
From experiences on this forum. Rear end accidents aren't as likely to be totaled as front end ones are, unfortunately. Good luck.
I like that.
Plastic Velcro. Bought it at Kroger. Worked for over 5 years on my Saturn... figured it would be ok on this car. ;)
and even at worse if it is really every 50 meters, you will get there less than 5 seconds later.
Passenger side is mounted under the light housing itself. Drivers side is attached to the frame behind the bumper.
I run mine for 2 hours a day 5 days a week. I have had this for 3 months now and haven't had a single problem with the H11 HID bulbs in the fog...
So technically, HID lights are non-OEM parts. Homelink mirrors, backup cameras and rear hatch lights are all non-OEM parts as well.
Tail?
Ah... so 3/4s do it, but 1/2s don't?
Ah, sorry. I just remember he had the entire interior gutted.
Right... but it would discount the capitalization of regen on coast down.
So what exactly IS considered an OEM modification?
Not sure about the write up part. But there is a thread about just this thing. Someone puts a ton of deadener in the car and took pictures of...
Mine chirps.
Except that he says he lives 20ft uphill elevation wise, from the Home Depot.
Ah... I see now... but I was right. The rear window isn't 20" tall.
$47 for such a great ease of use would be worth it.
The reason they don't turn cell phones off by movement more than 2 mph is an easy one. There's these things called passengers that would be...
There's a walk-through thread on here somewhere with pictures and everything.
