Do you have heated seats?
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micdundee said:
What do you know about cold weather? I heard that people in your town start wearing coats when it's 55 degrees! :lol:Smokin said:Start out on "high" when the weather is cold and move to "low" after a few miles.
I found that on a cool sunny day, I can wear a hat and gloves and the seat warmers keep me warm with the top down
Had them in 3 of my last 4 cars. Only one I didn't have them in was my previous Z roadster.
Don't need them as much in the coupe but given the cold snaps we get here, they are a benefit! Saying that, I don't travel early morning/late nights anymore so don't really need them as much as I used to.
But love them! I used to have them on in my TT during the summer too cos I'd liked the warm feeling on the old butski!
Don't need them as much in the coupe but given the cold snaps we get here, they are a benefit! Saying that, I don't travel early morning/late nights anymore so don't really need them as much as I used to.
But love them! I used to have them on in my TT during the summer too cos I'd liked the warm feeling on the old butski!
Wondermike said:Wouldn't be without them
Luckily I have "hairdryers" in the headrests too, lovely on a cold day.
Hairdryers in the headrests ?..let me guess, some hair straighteners down the side of the drivers door as well >?......not doing much to dispell the hairdressers car rumours!
Never been too bothered about the heated screen. It's a nice idea, I'm always staring at the wires in the glass and it annoys me. I'd rather they just put heating elements (like those in a hairdryer) in the de-mist blowers so you can thaw the screen without waiting for the engine to warm.
As for heated seats; mine has them, and thus I use them, but I wouldn't be that bothered if it didn't. They're nice for cold mornings or winter top-down stuff, but I never have them on for more than a minute or so because it gets too warm for comfort.
As for heated seats; mine has them, and thus I use them, but I wouldn't be that bothered if it didn't. They're nice for cold mornings or winter top-down stuff, but I never have them on for more than a minute or so because it gets too warm for comfort.
I used to think heated seats were no big deal, but when they arrived in my first roadster... ahhh.
Four cars later, heated seats are remain a deal maker or breaker. I passed on two Caymans for lack of tush-toasters (not to mention liking the long snout, sweeping lines and relative rarity of the Z4 coupe better). And even in the coupe they are still nice for warming one's rump on crisp morning runs.
What I do wish we had... heated shift knobs and steering wheels.
Four cars later, heated seats are remain a deal maker or breaker. I passed on two Caymans for lack of tush-toasters (not to mention liking the long snout, sweeping lines and relative rarity of the Z4 coupe better). And even in the coupe they are still nice for warming one's rump on crisp morning runs.
What I do wish we had... heated shift knobs and steering wheels.