Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 20:53:46 +1100 From: "Di" <poatesnopsamnet.au> Subject: Re: SAAB 9-5
Peter, Yes, I too found this annoying ....but an advantage when there are two of us in the front as the passenger can operate the driver's window for her/him while she/he is fumbling with the money. The one thing I miss from my previous car ( Passat) was the ability to close up the windows after turning the ignition off or when locking the car. Peter Wilkins <wilkinspnopsamnet.au> wrote in message news:mv8nas8nqvfg80fj4vvgi30lk3ei1ekp1inopsamcom... > On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 17:14:27 GMT, "Joakim Ölund" > <joakim.olundnopsamtivtledarskap.se> wrote : > > >I was wondering if any one had a little experience of the 2,3t wagon, good > >or bad I would like to know as I have ordered one. > > > It might be a bit late looking for info if you've already ordered! > > I don't know the waggon but there have been quite a few posts on it - > mostly about excessive wind noise. > > My biggest gripe about the 9-5SE sedan is the lack of window opening > buttons on the drivers door, and I guess the waggon might be the same. > It's a real pain at tollbooths. Hold money in right hand, come up to > toll booth, fiddle with left hand to find the bloody window switch on > the centre console, steering with knees, veer, grab steering wheel > with right hand, drop money, hit tollbooth.... > ( swap L and R for LHD) > > It has switches on the rear doors for the rear windows, why not on the > front doors? > > Anyone else find this a pain? > -- > Regards, > Peter Wilkins (wilkinspnopsamnet.au)
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