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I wonder what they think of all the stuff you've stuck on your car. 🤔

I never thought a manual 5BW could give off SDE, but I guess I wasn't being imaginative enough.

I would recommend linking to the for sale post. Sorry to hear you have to sell. ☹️

What you're looking for is "competitive mode", which is engaged by putting the car in Sport (not PTM sport, just Sport mode) and pressing the traction control button twice about 1 second apart. You will be rewarded with this screen, and I believe all traction and stability control are turned off.

We got about 20" in Monday's storm, so here is my poor BW after my neighbor graciously plowed my driveway but before I cleaned off the cars.

"There is no wrong reason to buy one" is a strange statement. Is there a wrong reason to buy any performance car?

This seems more snow-adjacent than "in". :unsure:

Also, don't forget about semi-stealth mode, which is one brightness click above stealth.

I think even that is being generous.

If I'm remembering right, you can use tour suspension in PTM wet mode. This requires programming V-mode with tour suspension and V-mode double tap with PTM wet.

The PDR camera records sound.

Close. Yogurt.

Having owned 3 different EVs and two plug-in hybrids that spent most of their time in EV mode, I concur with @quickag. An EV is an outstanding transportation appliance for all the things you don't want to use your nice/fun/collectible/experiential ICE car for. I know for sure that the vast...

Took advantage of temps in the 50s and washed off all the road grime.

If I'm squinting right, your front tires are 285s? That's a lot of front tire. And that's a lot of snow.

Agreed, I also hated the Pirelli snows I ran on my last car. The Conti all seasons on my Blackwing are way better in all conditions, including snow.

Ok I will. Driving in the snow is just about the most fun you can have behind the wheel.

Exactly what ChatGPT would say.

Having ChatGPT write forum posts...I admit I didn't see that one coming.

EVs are objectively better than their gas counterparts for most use cases, and the public does want them, just not as much as most manufacturers were planning on. These are facts. You are now going to reply with outlier use cases for which EVs are not superior and/or go on a deranged rant about...