I thought this was going to be like a "bus driver's friend."
They could have come up with a dozen other names, even "All Seat Control" -- anything.
Also I think the passengers should be responsible for themselves--because I imagine the conversation:
Whhhr.
"OK, so how's that lumbar support? No?"
Whhhhhr.
"Ok, how about this? No? Back the other way?"
Whhhr.
OK. What? the seat back?"
Whhhhhhr.
"Too much? OK, now??"
Whr. Whr. Whr. Whr.WHHHRRRRRRR.
*smell of burning electrics
@Novaload Misses Murilee: And then you'd have those polite passengers, back aching, knees pressed up around their stomachs. 'No, no, it's fine. I swear. Great work. I'm very comfortable... *sigh* What? Oh no, it's fine, it's... fine.'
Until fairly recently, the "Gentleman Function" on my car was unlocking the passenger side door with my key so I could open the door for a lady friend. No power locks, no fancy keyfob, but an actual lock on the passenger side of the car.
If FromaBuick6 has to watch one more Chevy commercial, he's going to punch Howie Long in the face was starred
If FromaBuick6 has to watch one more Chevy commercial, he's going to punch Howie Long in the face was unstarred
What would really sell in this market-strata, would be a function that actively "blinds" paprazzi upskirt photos using infra-red (autofocus scrambler) and optional visible light strobes to protect a woman's modesty as she exits a vehicle.
Apparently, forcibly taking control of the the freedom of movement of the person in the passenger's seat, is considered to be the 'gentlemen function'.
So, will this setting prevent that prick in the 7 series from cutting me off and running me off the road? Because a real gentleman doesn't do that kind of shit.
You immature cavemen! This is a legitimate breakthrough in auto ergonomics and you make crude jokes. I wish the commenting system had a gentleman function.
Perhaps "Courtesy Function" might have done the job without being so 19th century? (I mean, seriously, "Gentleman Function" makes me think of the George Clooney love seat from "Burn After Reading.")
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"Better this way" hummm "or this way?"
"Better this way" hummm "or this way?"
"How 'bout now?" FLIP.
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They could have come up with a dozen other names, even "All Seat Control" -- anything.
Also I think the passengers should be responsible for themselves--because I imagine the conversation:
Whhhr.
"OK, so how's that lumbar support? No?"
Whhhhhr.
"Ok, how about this? No? Back the other way?"
Whhhr.
OK. What? the seat back?"
Whhhhhhr.
"Too much? OK, now??"
Whr. Whr. Whr. Whr.WHHHRRRRRRR.
*smell of burning electrics
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And dammit, that's how I liked it.
/Get off my lawn
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And anyways, you wouldn't be able to find it in those menus anyways if you are old enough to afford this. /stereotype
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Apparently, forcibly taking control of the the freedom of movement of the person in the passenger's seat, is considered to be the 'gentlemen function'.
Did Max Mosley design this car?
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Still, we try with our golf claps.
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