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My 2024 C4S Cabriolet has the trunk net. Storage package under the Premium package grouping.
@Cartod whom my question was geared towards owns a T. No premium package availability on a 992 T. The storage package is only available via the separate no cost option.
Originally Posted by null
Just because something is free doesn't make it useful or desirable. I chose against it because I personally think it looks terrible and provides no value, but understand that opinions vary...
Agreed… 1000% The netting on the passenger floorboard looks cheap to me. To each his own.
I have owned two BMW Z3 Roadsters, one new and one used, which I still own the used one. In either case they come from the factory with a passenger sidewall storage net as standard and if it is frequently used it stretches out and looks like total crap years later, especially when a car has been subjected to frequent heat and UV. Hard pass…
Last edited by RatherJaded; 01-16-2024 at 03:43 PM.
But it is very useful. Both in the footwell and in the frunk. That’s not an opinion it’s a fact. The opinion is that you don’t like it’s look.
Apparently you don't know the difference between opinion and fact (or when to use "it's" vs "its"). If you bothered reading, you'd see I wrote that I "PERSONALLY THINK" it provides no value, and, PERSONALLY, it does not, to me. This is a fact, whether or not you like it, and regardless of the value it offers to you. If it indeed provides value TO YOU, good for you! Enjoy storing your chachkies in your factually-useful little net!
Last edited by siberian; 01-16-2024 at 06:01 PM.
Reason: Irrelevant add-on
Apparently you don't know the difference between opinion and fact (or when to use "it's" vs "its"). If you bothered reading, you'd see I wrote that I "PERSONALLY THINK" it provides no value, and, PERSONALLY, it does not, to me. This is a fact, whether or not you like it, and regardless of the value it offers to you. If it indeed provides value TO YOU, good for you! Enjoy storing your chachkies in your factually-useful little net!
I understand that one lose all sort of computer settings when the battery is disconnected.
What you "loose" are a lot of your personal preferences. The best example being things like your favorite radio stations. For this reason I took pictures (cell phone) of my instrument Cluster and the PCM. I also have a text list of my Favorites. That way if/when I or the dealer disconnects the battery, I can reset everything in a "relatively" short period of time.
What you "loose" are a lot of your personal preferences. The best example being things like your favorite radio stations. For this reason I took pictures (cell phone) of my instrument Cluster and the PCM. I also have a text list of my Favorites. That way if/when I or the dealer disconnects the battery, I can reset everything in a "relatively" short period of time.
I made a little box from Radio Shack parts with a 9V battery and connect it to the cigarette/spare outlet. When you disconnect the battery it will save your personal settings
I made a little box from Radio Shack parts with a 9V battery and connect it to the cigarette/spare outlet. When you disconnect the battery it will save your personal settings
I made a little box from Radio Shack parts with a 9V battery and connect it to the cigarette/spare outlet. When you disconnect the battery it will save your personal settings
siberian
That works if the technician(s) at the dealership use the one they're "supposed" to have.
For those not a skilled or as bored as the Siberian gets during those Alaskan winters . . . . these can be acquired on Amazon for ~$15.00 . . . . minus the battery of course.
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That works if the technician(s) at the dealership use the one they're "supposed" to have.
For those not a skilled or as bored as the Siberian gets during those Alaskan winters . . . . these can be acquired on Amazon for ~$15.00 . . . . minus the battery of course.
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01-16-2024, 03:33 PM
