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Posted by CWilson (more from CWilson) on Wed, 14 Mar 2007 15:58:40 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Automotive design flaws / pet peeves, CWilson, Wed, 14 Mar 2007 10:40:14
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- Key fobs not incorporated into the key. This one is a little bit of a double edged sword. I'm not a fan of the classic keychain type fob especially if you have more than two cars because your key ring becomes a bit crowded. On the other hand, if the fob is incorporated into the key, the key is rather large and again, if you have more than two cars, the ring is crowded. Ultimately, I would prefer the fob incorporated into the key itself.

- Trunk handles. Please put a handles inside the trunk so it makes it easier (and cleaner) for me to close the trunk lid. Whether it's an actual handle (like the 9-3) or simply molded into the underside of the trunk (like the 3-series) it's a nice courtesy for those of us who live in climates where our cars tend to get dirty in the winter.

- Things that don't retain memory. I hate when heated seats don't have a memory. For example, if I turn the seat on, I would expect it to be on until I turn it off even if I turn the car off. Basically my thought is that in the winter, I want the heated seat on all the time and I don't like having to turn it on _every time_ I start the car. Please let me decide on when the seat should turn off. This also goes for those seats that after a few minutes turn the setting down or off. That is so annoying! Another memory annoyance is a stereo setting (i.e. the Saab 9-3 Aux-in setting). I've actually stopped using my iPod in the car because I get so annoyed that I have to cycle through the stereo settings for it to work.

Boy, I'm quite a complainer! I think should make a more positive thread about nice features that I think every manufacturer should incorporate so it doesn't look like I'm all gloom and doom.

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