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Time slows down for you and speeds up for all those you leave behind when you approach the speed of light. Must be the effects of your driving. ☺Anyone else's clock lose time like an old mechanical watch? I lose 1-2 minutes/month. Weirdest thing...
Also, I'm at 21K miles... or 35,000 kilometers.
I've given up trying to figure her out. Just like a woman, she doesn't do the same thing twice with regard to shut down and start up.Well, since you mentioned it, mine has lost about 5 minutes in 9 months. Question: How do you set the time?
One more oddity. Occasionally, when I press the on/off ignition button, the engine turns off, but the radio stays on. Anybody else have this one?
The car needs to be "awake" for the engine cover release to work. Open the door, press the button and it pops open. Wait for more than a few seconds and you need to wake the car up, just hitting the unlock again is sufficient.Sometimes the rear hatch will open with the door button, sometimes I have to push the start button a little to make it work.
Just reread the manual. It's right there. I guess it was the loose nut behind the button.The car needs to be "awake" for the engine cover release to work. Open the door, press the button and it pops open. Wait for more than a few seconds and you need to wake the car up, just hitting the unlock again is sufficient.
Awesome! LOL!This clock thingy is simply a feature. As tme goes by the car calculates how much time you've spend in traffic jams and compensates to avoid being late for work. Sounds reasonnable