Date: Tue, 31 Mar 1998 02:22:14 GMT From: "A. Thomas/C. Hollinger" <athomasnopsamr.net> Subject: Re: the Saab "Hibernate Button"
I side with Mr. Baker about the Auto Smear feature. This was obviously not tested in a real-world (wet roads on an expressway) situation. And what could possibly be the reason for the "BLACK PANEL" switch? Does anyone actually use this switch other than to show your friends how totally useless this switch is? If nothing else, they just add to the "different" character of the car. Andy Bert Hyman wrote: > In article <351ffaa7.3504509nopsam.sgi.net>, bakernopsamnet (Tim Baker) wrote: > >On 26 Mar 1998 17:36:29 GMT, rubinsnknopsamnyu.edu (Kalman Rubinson) > >wrote: > >>Tim Baker (bakernopsamnet) wrote: > >>> Know what else I found really annoying about that car? That damn > >>> single delayed swipe of the wipers after the washers were used. > >> > >>Another. The delayed swipe functions as it was supposed to: Wipes away > >>remaining dregs after a wash. > > > >I totally disagree. I found this to be one of the most annoying > >things I've ever experienced while driving a car. > > Maybe not THE most annoying thing I've ever experienced, but certainly close! > During the winter up here in Minnesota, it's GUARANTEED to leave a frozen > dirty smear on the windshield. I think the SAAB engineers had a little too > much time on their hands and came up with several questionable features. Does > anybody actually use the headlight delay feature? > > -- > The opinions expressed here are the opinions of the author and do not > represent the opinions of those who hold other opinions. > > Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN bertnopsam.net
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