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Where are these 429k people?
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I seem to have issues with clapped out Altima's not signaling and zipping in and out of traffic more than BMWs or other luxury brands.
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This has spread to more than BMW drivers. Just this morning I saw a Lexus, a Chevy, and a semi not bother with them.
Depends on location. It is always the Lancia for me
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This has spread to more than BMW drivers. Just this morning I saw a Lexus, a Chevy, and a semi not bother with them.
Are you sure you weren't just in Houston?
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I seem to have issues with clapped out Altima's not signaling and zipping in and out of traffic more than BMWs or other luxury brands.
The Altimas turn signals simply don't work. The driver is unaware.
The BMWs signals work fine. The driver just thinks they are too good to use turn signals.
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Absolutely love the "comments disabled" bit. Did this video at any time had comments allowed? I would love to see the troll fest
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A good friend of mine was a BMW mechanic for years. His favorite joke was: "You know what the most soul crushingly pointless job is? The guy who installs turn signals at the BMW factory."
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Why pay if not used
Fr that seems flagrantly wasteful
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I seem to have issues with clapped out Altima's not signaling and zipping in and out of traffic more than BMWs or other luxury brands.
Altima's what?
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I never knew it was common knowledge. I always wondered why BMW drivers use the turn signals less often than drivers of other brands.
I know that Peugeot drivers can't help it, because the electronics are shit.
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Step 1: Please pay your Signal Light Subscription of $36/month to enable the bulbs.
12 years ago. Back then shit was less dire.
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Where are these 429k people?
wrote last edited by [email protected]They didn’t view the entire video. It was too complex
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Are you sure you weren't just in Houston?
I have told several people that in Houston you may get shot at on the freeways if you are driving like a dumbass. Get the fuck out of the way.
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Are you sure you weren't just in Houston?
When will people learn BAD DRIVERS ARE EVERYWHERE!!!
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Step 1: Please pay your Signal Light Subscription of $36/month to enable the bulbs.
I can only imagine the frustration of engineers in BMW having to deal with finance people.
Engineer: "...So you want me to route the functionality of heated seats to a PCB to check for a payment variable, to prevent the person, who bought the car, to not be able to use a function already built in... Is that correct?"
Finance guy: "Yes! You got it!"
Engineer: "I know the answer is money but still... Why?!"
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I never knew it was common knowledge. I always wondered why BMW drivers use the turn signals less often than drivers of other brands.
I know that Peugeot drivers can't help it, because the electronics are shit.
It's because they're entitled dickbag drivers. Which is funny because where BMWs are more common, Audi drivers are the entitled dickbags.
If I see a black Audi, I can guarantee that it will be a dangerously bad driver.
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When will people learn BAD DRIVERS ARE EVERYWHERE!!!
Look up most dangerous highways and when it is limited to a certain distance, the most dangerous highways are in Texas or Florida.
Teletrac: Most Dangerous Roads in America Infographic (2016-2019)
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Where are these 429k people?
Drivers of other vehicles curious to know if BMW turn signals are supposed to work.
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Look up most dangerous highways and when it is limited to a certain distance, the most dangerous highways are in Texas or Florida.
Teletrac: Most Dangerous Roads in America Infographic (2016-2019)
Bad city drivers are what I'm afraid of, I'm a pedestrian.
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I seem to have issues with clapped out Altima's not signaling and zipping in and out of traffic more than BMWs or other luxury brands.
wrote last edited by [email protected]I've seen the stereotype of Altima owners being bad/dangerous drivers around the internet a few times, and I'm curious as to how it developed... The Altima always struck me as a pretty typical mid-size sedan, so I'm not sure what about it would attract a higher proportion of bad drivers over other similar vehicles, or why people would zero in on bad Altima drivers over anyone else.
Since I've learned of the stereotype, I have periodically noticed Altima drivers doing stupid things, but I also see a lot of Altimas and a lot of dumb drivers in general, so I haven't been able to tell if the incidence of bad drivers in Altimas is higher than the norm.
