Interesting Discoveries Thread (Good or Bad)

[Kris M]

100 pages about "Interesting Discoveries", who would've thought...

 

[G70LEbyAdoom]

100 pages about "Interesting Discoveries", who would've thought...

multiple years of production will do that haha

 

[Crisis]

Not really a discovery, but a recollection - one that has likely been mentioned in the previous 100 pages of posts.

I'd had my Stinger for a bit when my son, who works in the design field, mentioned that it's cool how the upper edge of the windshield has a dip in it that mimics the dip in the top side of the "tiger nose" grille. It's something that I hadn't noticed but it's definitely true.

 

[MerlintheMad]

^^^True, and I hadn't associated the two together either. That's a fun detail.

 

[D.J.]

Not really a discovery, but a recollection - one that has likely been mentioned in the previous 100 pages of posts.

I'd had my Stinger for a bit when my son, who works in the design field, mentioned that it's cool how the upper edge of the windshield has a dip in it that mimics the dip in the top side of the "tiger nose" grille. It's something that I hadn't noticed but it's definitely true.

Where?

 

[MerlintheMad]

Where?

Right there.

 

[D.J.]

Right there.
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Never noticed...

But sure enough, there it is.

 

[Redleg94]

Not really a discovery, but a recollection - one that has likely been mentioned in the previous 100 pages of posts.

I'd had my Stinger for a bit when my son, who works in the design field, mentioned that it's cool how the upper edge of the windshield has a dip in it that mimics the dip in the top side of the "tiger nose" grille. It's something that I hadn't noticed but it's definitely true.

I remember noticing that when I first got the car. Pretty cool design detail.

 

[cncBilly]

Never noticed...

But sure enough, there it is.

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Cool picture.

 

[Marc Collins]

Never noticed...

But sure enough, there it is.

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Very cool pic--what ferry is that?

 

[MerlintheMad]

Right there.
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And right there. Now that I see the repeat of this design accent, it's apparent that the "cut out" in the rear is deliberate.

 

[falanger]

Not really a discovery, but a recollection - one that has likely been mentioned in the previous 100 pages of posts.

I'd had my Stinger for a bit when my son, who works in the design field, mentioned that it's cool how the upper edge of the windshield has a dip in it that mimics the dip in the top side of the "tiger nose" grille. It's something that I hadn't noticed but it's definitely true.

Edited

 

[MerlintheMad]

It's mimiced in the middle of the rear bumper too:

Don't you even read one post before yours?

 

[JSolo]

Merlin, no one reads your posts... We just look at the pretty pictures you post .

 

[falanger]

Don't you even read one post before yours?

Actually I started typing my post then got distracted; by the time I finished it you had added yours so I didn't see it. My oops...

 

[n8hegr8]

had been wondering why the person in the back seat couldnt open their door to get out. turns out, the child lock is in the inside of the door and has to be turned with your key to unlock the child lock. lol

 

[D.J.]

The Wireless charger can charge small items like my Galaxy Buds 2.

ALSO.

The wireless charger shuts off IMMEDIATELY when the drivers door is opened (in any gear / or park/neutral), while the car is running.
If you are idling in park - and open the door, the wireless charger shuts off - and turns back on when the drivers door is closed.

 

[n8hegr8]

i have a son, so i like the "check your rear seats" message.
i noticed once you've opened one of the back doors, even if no one was sitting back there, it does the message check your rear seats. my dumbass thought it was like a weight thing in the seat that triggered it lol but i started noticing its just because the back door had been opened prior to driving. never said i was the sharpest.

 

[JSolo]

How did we manage for decades without this alert..........

 

[Stinger305]

100 pages about "Interesting Discoveries", who would've thought...

And half of the discoveries are new pieces of protective plastic in weird places!