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The design is dumb but you’re really stretching. I don’t need to see the entire rear of the car to know which way the blinker is indicating. If I did then that
by avemg 5y ago
The design is dumb but you’re really stretching. I don’t need to see the entire rear of the car to know which way the blinker is indicating. If I did then that would mean 99% of the cars on the road, which have no arrow at all, would suffer from this ambiguity.
- fsckboy 5y agothen why did the Mini representative say "when you can see full rear of the car"?
- Retric 5y agoThe issue is if you only see 1/2 the car people are going to make the wrong assumption rather than not knowing. You really don’t want confusion when driving multi ton vehicles at highway speeds.
- mthoms 5y agoIt's dark/foggy and you're cycling along a bank of parked cars. Up ahead you see a flashing arrow pointing right but can't make out the car itself. Is your first, gut instinct "up ahead there is a car pulling out to the left from the parking lane"? Or is it... "WTF is that?"
- hellbannedguy 5y agoI could care less about this tiny problem. Is there a Mini owner satisfied with the mechanical part of their vechicle after 70k? They have such a low oil pan, you don't dare not check it. And every owner complains of things breaking down. A few days ago I was talking to a Mini owner. Age friend has to go to England for a year, and gave the car to this guy, with the caviet of taking care of maintance. The car had 50k--so it was new? First week a new Serpintine Belt. Then faulty sensors, and a list of problems he was listing off. They are cute though. I'm looking for a salvaged one to electrify.