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My e46 BMW had frameless windows and it was built in 1999. I prefer frameless windows after having that car. My newer cars don’t, the windows are harder to clea
by wil421 3y ago
My e46 BMW had frameless windows and it was built in 1999. I prefer frameless windows after having that car. My newer cars don’t, the windows are harder to clean and don’t look as good.
- solardev 3y agoI think I'll take "windows that don't break when it's cold" over "windows that look better when cleaned" any day. But that's just me... ever the utilitarian, I guess, lol. Different cars for different folks! Side rant: Mainly my gripe is that there still aren't affordable electric utility vehicles. Tesla's way too much of an "image" and fashion car for me, and I wish there was some bog-standard AWD SUV that's electric or a plug-in hybrid. The Subaru Solterra (a rebadged Toyota with AWD) is close, but very expensive.
- wil421 3y agoNo one is breaking frameless windows unless they yank the door extremely hard when the battery is dead or I guess if you let it freeze over and don’t chip ice away. Never heard of it ever happening on the BMW forums. Only some random Canadians fried of a fried.
- Sanzig 3y agoThe Chevrolet Equinox EV might be what you're after, although it's not available yet (was supposed to be available Q1 this year, it's slipped): https://www.chevrolet.com/electric/equinox-ev https://www.chevrolet.com/electric/equinox-ev