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Even without comprehensive geico covers one windshield a year no deductible. Pretty common around here. Maybe worth checking.. can't help with the body damage though

Thank god they got it in before it gets hot:doh:

my dealer said they didn't have the parts, and they made me schedule an appointment for next week because they won't order the parts until they verified I need them. Then they told me the appointment would take 2 hours. Sounds like BS to me.

I couldn't imagine enjoying this car with 2 pedals ... I get the whole city traffic thing, but with the clutch spring in it's so light.

outside on the left side will still be outside when you put it on the right side. i.e. the lettering that says "outside" is obviously still visible. if the tires had the direction of rotation marked you would be right.

just wondering why you would need it and I didn't

what tool is there for the new fords? I had the sensors installed in the wheels, and then put the wheels on myself at home, and they self learned. The shop never saw the car. I don't think there's anything they do during mounting, either.

one of my favorite things I found while driving in Czech republic was that, at the traffic lights, just before they turned green, the yellow and red lit simultaneously for about a half second. giving you a chance to get ready, also beneficial since the majority of cars are manuals. also...

This is the first one that affects my car and mine was built in Nov. Its been different for a lot of people. but considering its a new body style, with a brand new engine, I'm actually really impressed that this is the first one. and it's just for some heat shielding to be added on as a...

no dice. Using the Fob you can roll the windows down, but you'll have to reach into the car, push the start button, and use the door controls to bring them back up.

That when you're on cruise control and push the clutch in, cruise stays on and automatically resumes when you let it out. Other cars I've had all just shut it down.

SO. TRUE.

adding heated seats is always an option. I don't know your capabilities, but its a job I would probably do myself, however most of the people I know would take it to a shop. either way, if it was that important for the money saved you could do heated seats and leather and go on vacation...

Given that your Audi is a 2003, its not like you're coming from a B8 A4. I would at least check out the base interior and see if you can live with it, most are saying that it's really good. Heated seats are much more necessary on leather than a fabric seat and the cooled seats are getting very...

is there not a way to get into the passenger compartment from the trunk, or is the seat release only on the passenger compartment side? most cars I've had I've been able to do this, not because I locked my keys in the car, but because I wanted to put the seats down without having to run around...

Sorry,no ignore my post. The effects of a long work week. For some reason in my mind I thought the seat back was a plastic shell like my old car. Wishful thinking as I'd like to get a look at the insides

any info on how to get the plastic covers off from the back side of the seat?

has anyone got their hands on the TSM yet? any other car I've owned this would be answered quickly with a screenshot from the seat section. best I could do is from the ford parts website, definitely shows at seat bottom and a separate seat back vent. Part number 19N550A- for seat back. this...

I'm not so sure. It doesn't do a very good job of keeping my lower back from getting swampy, and we're only just getting into the warm weather here. I'm not confident that it's going to do any good once we start seeing temps in the 90s or above.

Peltier elements typically use a heat sink and fan to increase their efficiency, cold air under the seat will help further. I'd love to see someone pull one of these seats apart to see what's going on, but it ain't gonna be me.