DID YOU KNOW?

[pyrophilus]

i don't know of anyone who has a car that can do this. Unless they've never told/showed me...but certainly nothing I have ever owned could do it. not even my 2013 vt or my wife's 2015 rogue

My 1996 pathfinder did this. Drove it 130k miles from 96 to 2000 without knowing, then figured it out 1 week before trading it in for a 2001. Nissan stopped putting this into their cars in 2000.

My '92 maxima also had this, where if you press "3" on the door keypad, it would open windows and sunroof. Don't know why manufacturers hide this feature.

I turned mine off as its a pain in the butt if you trigger it as you have to get in the car to close them again.

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[Husker]

Heres something I hope most people don't know.

PEN HOLDER! Great for jotting down the other guys insurance information after they rear end you.

Had a Gel Pen in the Door pocket of a P/U, it decided to morph into a Thermometer with an open end for evacuating ink...No Ink Pens allowed in any of my vehicles...Even if they're in a Cigar Tube/Vial, Baggie or Sunglasses Case...Mechanical Pencils...They Work-->:doh:

 

[phil1336]

I never even leave a tube of Touch-Up Paint in the Glove Box. Had previous experience with leakage due to extreme high heat temperatures.

 

[pyrophilus]

Had a Gel Pen in the Door pocket of a P/U, it decided to morph into a Thermometer with an open end for evacuating ink...No Ink Pens allowed in any of my vehicles...Even if they're in a Cigar Tube/Vial, Baggie or Sunglasses Case...Mechanical Pencils...They Work-->:doh:

Maybe a "space Pen"?
http://www.amazon.com/Fisher-Bullet...36511&sr=8-2&keywords=space+pen+fisher+bullet

Operates between -30ºF to 250ºF.

That being said, I do leave regular pen in my car, but once I left a touchup paint and it leaked. I never leave touchup paints in my car.

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