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06-03-2013, 08:28 PM | #23 |
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lmao at some of the comments here. Once you understand that it goes into park when the car is turned off, it's stupid simple and a much better design than a PRNDL. I love that the DCT stick is completely NOT standard.
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06-03-2013, 08:49 PM | #26 |
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What problem? The majority of the complaints are coming from people who don't own one, which should tell you something. Not a whole lot of complaining coming from the thousands of people who actually own one and live with it every day.
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btw, thinking that it's humorous to point out that in your opinion, MT is better than DCT, MT FTW, etc. or any variation thereof... Sorry. It stopped being clever about 4 years and a few hundred thousand posts ago.
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When I first drove my E93 with DCT, the guy at BMW Welt did not mention the "P" function.
I drove out of the Welt and went to the first petrol station. I came to rest by the fuel pumps and looked for the "P" on the gear shift. Didn't see one. I asked my passenger to reach in the back seat and grab the manual. And I turned off the engine. What do you know? The "P" indicator magically appears on the instrumentation display. Now, as a person that drives this car almost every day since March 2012 (30,000 miles) I can absolutely state that this is so frakking simple that it's like someone (who doesn't own a refrigerator) bitchin' that they don't know why they have to press a lever to get ice to fall out of the door when they could just open the door and grab a handful. I'll describe the complicated process to place a DCT vehicle into "Park" 1. Turn off engine. For the naysayers, here is a seven-second YouTube video: - V .
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You are entitled to your opinion. I never said you weren't. I'm just pointing out that in my opinion, there's not much humor there anymore.
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You already said that. It was pointless the first time you said it and it still is. The semantics of how you want to label the tranny has nothing to do with the subject matter. If you can't see that by now, it's pretty obvious an intelligent discussion on said subject isn't going to happen.
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What an idiot, that's why 127k cars are not for anyone, put it in N and turn it off. Use the fucking users manual if you don't know you fucking deluded potato head.
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Seriously, back in the 80s people said the same thing about power window and door locks. It's called progress.
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Well, power window and power door locks won't cost tens of thousands of dollars to fix. DCT gearboxes are still new technology. There are probably still a few bugs to fix. Sure, 5 or 10 years in the future they may become bulletproof. but for now, I prefer not to be the guinea pig that discovers those bugs on my on tab out of warranty. Last edited by Majin Buu; 06-04-2013 at 01:25 AM.. |
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Yeah... Darn DCTs and P, while we're on this topic I also want to complain about how hard it is to find the cup holder. I mean there should be an LED indicating the location or atleast a button you press on your dash so it automatically comes out. I have to stretch over and then press this black dingy piece of black plastic (risking injury to my finger) just to magically get a cup holder. Come on BMW, I didn't pay $70K for a car to have to manually access a 60s fashioned cup holder...
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