Sarge104
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- First Name
- Perry
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2019
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- Location
- Montana
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- Vehicle(s)
- 00 Nissan Xterra, 00 Hyundai Elentra, 95 Gulfstream Voyager
- Occupation
- Carquest counterman, SAR volunteer
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Biked up to the dealership after work yesterday. After placing my order back in November the last couple of days waiting for the dealership to do the "checks" on the vehicle was a slow torturous agony. Threw the bike in the six foot bed and hopped in to poke and prod the new vehicle.
I gave the dealership a list of the items I was concerned with, which seemed to be summarily ignored. Tires, as shown in on of the photos, were over inflated. The door panel had the discoloration that so many have experienced. This was my first experience with Sync3 and unfortunately it seemed clunky and slow to respond to presses. I will have to update the software and see if that improves response of the Sync3 system (another of my requests on the list
). I intend to go through the lighting and transfer my led lights from the Xterra over to the Ranger before I sell it. Last but not least I'm experiencing the transmission rough shifting as well (TSB check I requested, DENIED).
So after getting the ugly out of the way I'm pleased to say I'm happy with my purchase. The vehicle is responsive to throttle input. It's small wheel base makes it pretty nimble. The two information screens I have in my cluster are customizable to what information I want even though it will take me a bit to figure out how to use them effectively. The wife immediately made use of the heated leather seats and loved the mood lighting. The radio, while not HD, was decent to listen to. I'm still missing that B&O sound system though
, my Hyundai has stereo 10" sub-woofers in it, I love good bass.
Sorry for the mediocre pictures I will put up some better pictures when I start to put my additions on the vehicle. I've named the back seats the Mother in laws penthouse...
I gave the dealership a list of the items I was concerned with, which seemed to be summarily ignored. Tires, as shown in on of the photos, were over inflated. The door panel had the discoloration that so many have experienced. This was my first experience with Sync3 and unfortunately it seemed clunky and slow to respond to presses. I will have to update the software and see if that improves response of the Sync3 system (another of my requests on the list
So after getting the ugly out of the way I'm pleased to say I'm happy with my purchase. The vehicle is responsive to throttle input. It's small wheel base makes it pretty nimble. The two information screens I have in my cluster are customizable to what information I want even though it will take me a bit to figure out how to use them effectively. The wife immediately made use of the heated leather seats and loved the mood lighting. The radio, while not HD, was decent to listen to. I'm still missing that B&O sound system though
Sorry for the mediocre pictures I will put up some better pictures when I start to put my additions on the vehicle. I've named the back seats the Mother in laws penthouse...
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