I have a few ski buddies that joke about by PM emblems. **** em. One drives a bear model Wrangler. One is in the BMW 3 Series cult. One has a Nissan Murano, lol. One has a pretty nice S3, but honestly 2012 is no match to my XC60.
I have a few ski buddies that joke about by PM emblems. **** em. One drives a bear model Wrangler. One is in the BMW 3 Series cult. One has a Nissan Murano, lol. One has a pretty nice S3, but honestly 2012 is no match to my XC60.
He seems like a pretty Pheasant Plucker......
Good question. I've never tried to remove it and it's on pretty good, zero edges lifting off, despite surviving Northeast winters and many power washes. I've got PPF on the entire "Ferrari" minivan so I'm definitely no help when it comes to ceramic coating.Do they come off easily without damaging the paint, specifically if you have a professional ceramic coating on the vehicle?
Any links to where these can be purchased?
Like the humor. Got a bed in that garage? You might need it.
Someone linked it above. Prancingmoose.com I believe.Any links to where these can be purchased?
Auslanderlvl.comAny links to where these can be purchased?
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The latter is cheaper.
You have room for a polestar badge and your car is polestar-able.
I really don't see a need, the car drives like a boat and I doubt some upgrade will change that. If I wanted a practical sports car, I'd get a RS7 Avant.You have room for a polestar badge and your car is polestar-able.
Fair enough.I really don't see a need, the car drives like a boat and I doubt some upgrade will change that. If I wanted a practical sports car, I'd get a RS7 Avant.![]()
Polestar transforms the car, even for city driving. The transmission mapping is just so much better. Worth every penny of the $800 I spent for it.I really don't see a need, the car drives like a boat and I doubt some upgrade will change that. If I wanted a practical sports car, I'd get a RS7 Avant.![]()
Can I get an Amen my brother! 🙏Polestar transforms the car, even for city driving. The transmission mapping is just so much better. Worth every penny of the $800 I spent for it.
I don't doubt that but again, I don't really see a need as the tranny is just fine for a 2 ton SUV (especially in Dynamic) and no mapping in the world is going to make it handle like an S4 or the V70R I owned.Polestar transforms the car, even for city driving. The transmission mapping is just so much better. Worth every penny of the $800 I spent for it.
I'm in the same boat (literally and figuratively) with the three kids. But just a question, how do you guys get away with not having a second car?I don't doubt that but again, I don't really see a need as the tranny is just fine for a 2 ton SUV (especially in Dynamic) and no mapping in the world is going to make it handle like an S4 or the V70R I owned.
Choosing the XC90 was more a practical decision than a personal one (once you go 3-rows, you can't go back) and if I had my druthers, I'd have 2 cars. The second one being something with 3 pedals and probably German. When it was just 2 kids, I was leaning heavily on BMW/Audi wagons as I really dislike being high up in SUV's and would rather sit low. But now that I have 3, I don't think squeezing 3 in the back row of a RS6 Avant is fair to them![]()