velcro on seatbelt thing?
#5
RE: velcro on seatbelt thing?
Haha, I always wondered what that was for too! Then again, before now I have never owned a car that had this level of design and attention to detail. Those Germans sure do know how to build a car!
#6
RE: velcro on seatbelt thing?
ORIGINAL: BAMF
Haha, I always wondered what that was for too! Then again, before now I have never owned a car that had this level of design and attention to detail. Those Germans sure do know how to build a car!
Haha, I always wondered what that was for too! Then again, before now I have never owned a car that had this level of design and attention to detail. Those Germans sure do know how to build a car!
#8
RE: velcro on seatbelt thing?
ORIGINAL: rollyfoster
i'd agree if i had never seen the "cupholders"
ORIGINAL: BAMF
Haha, I always wondered what that was for too! Then again, before now I have never owned a car that had this level of design and attention to detail. Those Germans sure do know how to build a car!
Haha, I always wondered what that was for too! Then again, before now I have never owned a car that had this level of design and attention to detail. Those Germans sure do know how to build a car!
---Or had to replace wiper bladeswho can't be lift off the window without a the "proper sequence" on the wiper control arm....INSIDE the car.
#9
RE: velcro on seatbelt thing?
Yes, it's the little things that warm my heart... like how the parking brake cannot be extended without hitting the armrest. And how once the armrest is moved upward by the parking brake, it must be fully raised to allow it to be returned to it's original position. And the look that I get from the passenger as I'm performing this excercise. But then I drive for a bit and I forget...
#10
RE: velcro on seatbelt thing?
ORIGINAL: lavadrifter
Yes, it's the little things that warm my heart... like how the parking brake cannot be extended without hitting the armrest. And how once the armrest is moved upward by the parking brake, it must be fully raised to allow it to be returned to it's original position. And the look that I get from the passenger as I'm performing this excercise. But then I drive for a bit and I forget...
Yes, it's the little things that warm my heart... like how the parking brake cannot be extended without hitting the armrest. And how once the armrest is moved upward by the parking brake, it must be fully raised to allow it to be returned to it's original position. And the look that I get from the passenger as I'm performing this excercise. But then I drive for a bit and I forget...
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