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Ordering is open for the 4BW, though allocations are slim at the moment.

I guess following forum rules is now somehow a form of being mistreated. I personally thank @Rob for his attention.

Looks like it was sprinkled with stardust! :cool:

They will likely warranty the normal stuff, but aren't going to warranty anything that is not a GM part.

The upside (even if they don't really check everything) is that they have to warranty it like they did (talking CPO, here). It might be an inconvenience because of that, but it will be taken care of.

That's why you need a magician. :D I have seen some pretty spectacular fixes on the internet.

Sorry you are probably having to drive through some storms right now.

A PDR magician might be able to fix that.

Fatal? No, just mostly dead.

I had a braking intervention event caused by a tall weed while I was backing up :D. Scared the life out of me. I've never felt a brake clamp that hard and immediate. Actually glad I was on gravel when it happened.

When I drove my car home from Sewell, Dallas to Little Rock, I just kept it on the highway. No cruise control. Added time, but was able to vary the RPM and speed more than what I could on only the freeway. Heck, it takes about an hour or so just to get away from Dallas metro traffic. :D

I see more Lyrics on the road than CT5s (in any variant).

Your next concern should be the proposed legislation aimed at enabling software intervention to not allow a car to go 10 mph over the speed limit.

Gosh, really? I think you give GM too much credit to be able pull off this level of sophistication.

GM is not going to do this and the dealer has nothing to do with delivery timing. Delivery times are a crapshoot and you just get what you get. Sometimes it is just where it physically sits in the holding lot and when they can get to it. Incentives shouldn't be going away now and usually...

More like the reality of the situation.

Service dept will have fun duplicating concern. :sneaky:;)

Regardless of whether insurance companies are using this information and from whatever the source, rates have been going up. Insurance cost of all types is out of control.

That 58 (I think) is killer! There is definitely some art in the old days.:cool: :love:

That looks like what @FLYARMY said he was getting nagged about earlier in this thread.