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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here."......... and that's all I need ........." <movie quote>The only options I want is the auto tranny, cruise control, and premium driver's seat...
That's right, it isn't and it's not going to be.Cruise control is not an option.
The only options I want is the auto tranny, cruise control, and premium driver's seat...
Cruise control is not an option.
It'll be about the size of a single sheet of paper...I want a sunroof big time
and yet carpet is optional...To clarify what they mean (in case you missed the memo), cruise control will not be an option, because it will come standard.
Could always use a bungee core and strap it to your bikes upper cross member; which would be better than hanging it over a side view mirror (yet when in a bind that would work also.I've looked at the image of the bike rack and the bike on the Elio many times, and it just now hit me: where does the front wheel get carried in that scenario? Ain't no room for it in the trunk.
and yet carpet is optional...
With all of those components, what did that kit cost him? And how long did it take you to install it (not including breaks)?My guess is that since the Elio will likely be drive-by-wire then the ECU they went with already had the cruise control feature built in. So the cost to include it would be a steering wheel or signal stalk with the cruise buttons. Maybe their supplier cut them a price break if they only went with controls that had the cruise buttons instead of two models?
That is only theory of course, but I bet it came down to being about the same price if they included it or not. And being included standard makes the vehicle feel legit and looks really nice on the "standard features" list when advertised.
When I helped a neighbor add cruise control to his Smart, the kit just came with a new replacement steering wheel stalk with the cruise buttons, a dash LED, and a small matchbox-sized box that plugged into the gas pedal. But since that kit came with a "speed booster" which changes the signal levels coming from the pedal, that might have been what the box was for and maybe he only needed the replacement stalk. Either way, it was easy to add since the ECU already knew how to do cruise control.
With all of those components, what did that kit cost him? And how long did it take you to install it (not including breaks)?