The amber turn signal DRLs are becoming more common on the GMs, I've noticed.
| I'd dare say that being DRL your pet peeve you think that they're all | at 100% high-beams! :-)
It's funny, for the last 15+ years I've driven high profile vehicles exclusively (minivans and trucks) all with dark tinted rear windows. With the dark tint coupled with sitting up higher, I didn't even notice DRLs, to be honest. It was when I started driving a sedan where my eyeballs are now right at the level to be in the "hot spot" of the high beam DRLs did I find them a irritant. I may have to go back to driving a high profile vehicle again for relief...even though I no longer need such a vehicle otherwise.
| > | Your quest in vain. | >
| > I disagree. | | Just stop asking that to the mirror and look around for a change. :-D
That isn't how change happens.
| | > | Just stop buying GM and period. Your dollars are | > | your best speech, not all this nuisance in this newsgroup. | >
| > I have...and I sold my positions in GM stock as well. | | Good. Now just go...
Not to worry...if no one else brings up the topic, you'll hear no more of it from me. Although I'd bet that there isn't a chance of that happening. :-). Just killfile me and you won't see my posts...your irritant solved. (Which is what I wish I could do to some DRLs!)
| > As with the last 8-9 times now in this NG...I didn't bring up this topic. ;-) | > But, I will sure support others that do bring it up though. I've heard rumor | > that some of the newly designed GM vehicles are starting to show up with DRL | > disable capabilities, although I haven't checked it out for myself. If GM's | > competitors have been providing a DRL off switch, GM may be listening since | > chasing customers away over something that has as simple of a "cure" as this | > (give the customer the choice...radical concept...huh?) sure isn't good | > business and sure isn't a good way to make money for the stockholders. | | The arm-chair CEO spoke. :-)
I'd prefer to refer to it as a former customer and a former stockholder (a.k.a. owner) spoke. :-)
| Lighten up...
All in good fun...but dumb is as dumb does.