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G. David Felt

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  1. G. David Felt
    That is awesome to know, I need variation in terrain. The year I lived in Texas was crazy how flat that state is. Had to move out.
  2. G. David Felt
    Agree with you that fuel economy is a challenge for some of Fords Products. Looks Very flat there, I think I would miss my mountains and hills. But cool to see, thanks for sharing.
  3. G. David Felt
    This could be very cool if they truly move Bentley into a 22nd Century EV Auto Design. Might actually wake up their blah outdated auto design.
  4. G. David Felt
    I do not like coffee, but I hear putting a small amount of butter in your coffee is amazing or cinnamon which my wife and daughter do. Never thought about doing it to my tea.
  5. G. David Felt
    I hope Ford, GM and Ram take advantage of the growth too. Very cool.
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    Yea saw that here too: https://www.autoblog.com/2017/09/15/subaru-wtx-sti-nurburgring-record-run-video/ Yes special race version, not a production street daily driver version. So it holds little in the comparison to the rest of production street driven versions.
  7. G. David Felt
    Understand the Max word, but as far as consistent identical points of measuring from, this is all over the map. I agree that Cadillac needs a Sport and V edition for the Escalade, yet they already have the V that clearly goes toe to toe with the AMG badge in the car side. Time to bring it on the CUV / SUV side. Yet even then, they still do not fully compete against the Escalade line.
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    Also depending on where you measure from. Every Auto Maker seems to have a different point on where you measure from. GLS is tight and the seats are terrible for comfort compared to the Escalade. My German Ass has been in both and the comfort is not there in the GLS for large people like me no matter that the so called measurements are close to the Escalades. Why do you also not address that fact that the Escalade ESV has even more cargo room, interior passenger comfort room. Right, MB is too scared to actually build a real competitor. Rather focus on their 40+ year old screw mismatched G-Wagon or their S Brand. Seems MB is a bit scared to really compete in the Luxury Full Size SUV space.
  9. G. David Felt
    I love Roller Coasters, so I just tighten my stick belt and fly fast like the devil trying to escape a church! I cracked a few bolts to enlighten the sky as I went over. Gotta love the whole hair plastered back by the rain and the wind in your face as you fly fast. After all, My Stick is a SuperCapacitor Powered EV version. I gave up the witches Brew powered version to keep the air cleaner for everyone! Stop by a Discount Tire or La Schwab and have them reset all your TPMS sensors in the wheels. I hit this with one of my SUV's and that reset and then kept them constant. Weird but sometimes a complete reset of all 4 sensors fixes the weird 1-2 lbs difference.
  10. G. David Felt
    Yea, Level 5 is not ready for prime time or for humanity yet. Not enough Lemmings are afraid of driving to give up their freedom yet. I love the EV's, but hate the self driving thing 24x7. I love to drive, will not quit till I have too.
  11. G. David Felt
    Agree, keep the comparison in an apple to apple, not an apple to Lime.
  12. G. David Felt
    Since the wife was going to drive it the most and she has to see it every day and I care about making sure she is happy like any of us with our spouses, yes, sadly the white dash accent was a deal killer. If the dash was all black, we would have one. So now I await the new EV's from GM and hope they do not mess it up. If they had the Mocha trim or dark brown accent dash, she would have gone for that as she loves the brown interiors and the warmth it gives over black. But not going to spend money on a new auto till she really likes it. After all no auto payments at all, so just save till the right EV comes along and BOOM, we will have it. Then I will show it off and share the experience with you all.
  13. G. David Felt
    Heading home from a week in Raleigh North Carolina for work. Was awesome, great people interesting area. Wish you all the best, chat with you later. Heading to the airport.
  14. G. David Felt
    Much appreciated Drew for the explanation, thank you
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    I wish them the best as I truly believe there is a glut of auto builders in the world.
  17. G. David Felt
    I make it a third, no reason to have flames shooting out of ones ass!
  18. G. David Felt
    Weird, tried to use the thanks for your post and It said I hit the limit. Thank you still,
  19. G. David Felt
    So True, just also hit the Upvote limit.
  20. G. David Felt
    Escalade needs to do two things in this segment. Up their game on the Interior and update the powertrain to equal or surpass the Navi. Bring out an AWD EV version that has 300 miles + of range. Check and Checkmate!
  21. G. David Felt
    Yes, forgot that ugly hydrogen bomb of an auto.
  22. G. David Felt
    I can totally understand you. I think the latest Prius line and Honda line are the most violently ugly auto's out there.
  23. G. David Felt
    @oldshurst442 Agree, nothing better than room in a large auto for lovely ladies!
  24. G. David Felt
    Reminds me of the sucker fish that clean the fish tank, small open mouth in the center (To Get Maximum Cold Air) Gills on the sides, (thinking cold air vents for brakes?) I agree that it is played out, but also understand the need to get cold air into the engine and into the brakes for stopping. I suspect we will not get back to elegant front end designs till the EV's hit. That is my hope that the EV's will bring us back to elegance and style.
  25. G. David Felt
    So Sad
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