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Showing Original Post only (View all)Hyundai...What da fuck? [View all]
$35,000 for a new Sonata. So I starts reading the manual. Theres a section about a pump so's you can pump air into a deflated tire. But what about a blowout?
Manual? Nothing. So I call the dealer. Nope. There's no spare, not even a "donut.'
"Well, what if I get a blowout in the middle of Pennsylvania Tumpland?
"Sorry."
And the sales rep doesn't even bother to tell me to buy a mounted spare.
So, off to Tire Rack.
BEWARE on your new car.
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after your blowout with no spare u can recharge your iCrap til AAA arrives. Oh wait,
msongs
Nov 2020
#1
Me too! I purchased my first Subie in 2019. 2019 Subaru Forester Sport that cost less than the above
helpisontheway
Nov 2020
#15
I was a Toyota person but now I can't imagine driving anything other than Subaru
helpisontheway
Nov 2020
#19
Less weight helps them out on fleet fuel mileage -- regulations are making new cars very undesirable
Klaralven
Nov 2020
#26
My 1991 Volvo 240 has a spare tire, jack, a mini toolkit, gloves, and 2 places to store the spare.
Hermit-The-Prog
Nov 2020
#27
For what it's worth, I've had one flat tire in something like 15 years.
PoindexterOglethorpe
Nov 2020
#29
I drive 50k + per year. So I want to be prepared for as much road trouble as possible.
3Hotdogs
Nov 2020
#32