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I don’t think anyone hates ABS or traction control, stability control or whatever. As others have mentioned, even good and attentive drivers make errors in judgement and its nice to have the system in the background. Just give me the ability to turn off (or turn down) the system. Except ABS. As anyone who’s dealt with FWD and traction control in the snow, sometimes the system is a hindrance.

2. I’ve never had trouble staying in a lane. I’m not some God among men when it comes to driving, i just pay attention. This really isn’t a hard part of driving. If it is hard for someone, your example of a grandpa for instance, is rather have their driving ability reassessed than giving them a lane departure warning and calling it a day. When you’re ability to stay in the lane starts going, it means your vision or mental status is also declining. It’s a hard fact of life, but everyone has to hang up the keys eventually.

I would think raising or lowering your vehicle would have always voided your warranty. The vehicle was rigorously tested with a given suspension setup, level of vibration, etc. How could a company warranty something that’s so different from what they delivered to you?

One that comes to mind is how Ford was forced to fix most (but not all) of the 2011-14 F-150′s for brake failures but only after the feds raided the joint and twisted their arm. Ford kept on using the same defective components on the 2015 and newer F-150′s and the problem continues to happen. I guess they’re waiting for the feds to force them to fix it like last time?

I also see that the headlight switch and oil pressure sender was swapped out 12 years and about 30,000 miles ago. Thank goodness, because I hate chasing down electrical gremlins:

1. Power placement. The Suzuki power is perfectly placed in the meat of the powerband. It may not be very powerful but it is usable.2. Ergos. The layout is sleek, albeit tall, top-heavy, rigid and tippy.3. Tires. Suzuki spec’ed Bridgestone X30s front and rear. We would prefer an X30 front mated to an X40 rear.4. Maps. Just run the stock map; it’s better than Suzuki’s aggressive and mellow maps.5. Suspension. The forks and the BFRC rear shock work more in unison than they did last year. Thanks to a softer and shorter shock spring, the rear of the RM-Z450 doesn’t wallow as much as the 2018 RM-Z450.6. Price. At $8940, the 2019 RM-Z450 has the lowest MSRP of any 2019 450. It is $350 cheaper than the Honda, Kawasaki and Yamaha.

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This problem has been identified with the Chevrolet Silverado, as it is prone to a rusted out brake line that would cost buyers several hundreds of dollars a pop. The truck comes with some engine issues and mysterious clunking noises that comes from the powertrain.

Hopefully this little dissertation has offered up some useful options and ideas you may not have considered. The rest is up to you.

With the introduction of a hybrid interface, the unit can switch between mechanically and electric power. Users can thus achieve a higher average engine load and reduce fuel consumption by running only the necessary engines or generator sets dependent upon the operation mode, the company said. Reduced maintenance costs can also be achieved by running fewer hours on the main engines.

jcw, I find the drivers aids in my ’17 Golf to be the least intrusive of any modern vehicle I’ve driven. And the backup cam is among the best I’ve experienced.

Maybe I misunderstood the problem with Takata air bags. What I read claimed the problem was the explosive used by Takata was being contaminated with moisture causing too violent of an explosion. But who really knows you can read anything on the internet and some of it is even true.