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My lady and I drove a 4 and a 4 Touring back to back one day. The Touring is a little firmer and a little more agile in cornering. We ended up...
I would expect the opposite situation! The 17" are carrying you farther per revolution so the indicated speed should be lower than the actual!
I'm careful with my new 4 Touring. I've scraped the nose a couple of times on road/driveway interfaces. No problem with speed bumps so far! My...
Be that as it may the drag coefficient is improved as is forward visibility, the car is more stylish and I think that will attract folks outside...
I never use the PWR mode on mine. It stays in ECO after shutdown. The Traction control shutoff is just to the left of the steering column.
Entune needs to contract with Google for the voice interface. Google understands me much better than "Prissy" (my name for the voice) does....
Four Touring with Premium Convenience package, paint film, with protection package (side moulding, rear bumper protector etc). Base was $32,768...
I hear ya on the AC. Our second vehicle is a black Jeep Grand Cherokee. With color and all the glass the AC runs constantly in the summer!
I seem to remember from high school chemistry that the speed of a chemical reaction roughly doubles for every 10 degrees Centigrade rise in...
Yeah, well the information I have says that the ICE has to be on above 42 mph. My understanding was that the EV light was on when you were pure...
Forgive my ignorance but my understanding is that the ICE has to be running above 42 mph to avoide overspeeding MG1. My question is this: What...
My lady and I test drove both one afternoon. The touring is a little stiffer but corners better. We decided to go with the touring and love it!
We had to wait about a month to get one. Our sales guy said they have sold six 2016 models and four of them were red. I think as soon as they...
I downloaded it onto my phone then the next time I put my phone down on the Qi charger the system started an update. I think you just have to...
