I got her!!!
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Rags
#42
Hi Ragman,
Congrats on the new XJR! It's a real beauty. When it starts getting cold here in VA you'll really like the heated steering wheel. I was playing around with the heated seat buttons the other day and I was pleasantly surprised that the steering wheel heated up in addition to the seats. The S-Type I had before I got the XJ didn't have the heated seats or steering wheel and I had to wear gloves until the car got warmed up.
The only real complaint I have with the XJ is that the rear seats don't fold down like the S-Type's did. When the eats were folded down I could really carry a lot of stuff.
Congrats on the new XJR! It's a real beauty. When it starts getting cold here in VA you'll really like the heated steering wheel. I was playing around with the heated seat buttons the other day and I was pleasantly surprised that the steering wheel heated up in addition to the seats. The S-Type I had before I got the XJ didn't have the heated seats or steering wheel and I had to wear gloves until the car got warmed up.
The only real complaint I have with the XJ is that the rear seats don't fold down like the S-Type's did. When the eats were folded down I could really carry a lot of stuff.
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ragman1171 (10-12-2014)
#43
Hi Ragman,
Congrats on the new XJR! It's a real beauty. When it starts getting cold here in VA you'll really like the heated steering wheel. I was playing around with the heated seat buttons the other day and I was pleasantly surprised that the steering wheel heated up in addition to the seats. The S-Type I had before I got the XJ didn't have the heated seats or steering wheel and I had to wear gloves until the car got warmed up.
The only real complaint I have with the XJ is that the rear seats don't fold down like the S-Type's did. When the eats were folded down I could really carry a lot of stuff.
Congrats on the new XJR! It's a real beauty. When it starts getting cold here in VA you'll really like the heated steering wheel. I was playing around with the heated seat buttons the other day and I was pleasantly surprised that the steering wheel heated up in addition to the seats. The S-Type I had before I got the XJ didn't have the heated seats or steering wheel and I had to wear gloves until the car got warmed up.
The only real complaint I have with the XJ is that the rear seats don't fold down like the S-Type's did. When the eats were folded down I could really carry a lot of stuff.
I REALLY like the heated steering wheel. My digits get cold easy and that is wicked awesome! The trucks (boots) in them are VERY large. I've not had to lug anything in them as I use the Durango for most of that stuff. lol But, I'm sure I will sometime. I am a DJ on the side as well and usually use the Durango for all my gear, but I am going to test out the XJR space to see if I can fit it all in there just to see if I can.
Thanks again and I hope you are able to enjoy the power of the engines up there in the DC are traffic. Been there MANY times and can't say as I like it when I'm not on my Harley as it can get through the nastiness much easier. lol
Rags
#44
Thanks!!! It have been chilly in the AM as of late here in VA Beach/Chesapeake. This is the 5th XJ I've had; in order - 04 XJ8, 03 XJ VDP, 04 XJ8, 04 XJR, & this 05 XJR.
I REALLY like the heated steering wheel. My digits get cold easy and that is wicked awesome! The trucks (boots) in them are VERY large. I've not had to lug anything in them as I use the Durango for most of that stuff. lol But, I'm sure I will sometime. I am a DJ on the side as well and usually use the Durango for all my gear, but I am going to test out the XJR space to see if I can fit it all in there just to see if I can.
Thanks again and I hope you are able to enjoy the power of the engines up there in the DC are traffic. Been there MANY times and can't say as I like it when I'm not on my Harley as it can get through the nastiness much easier. lol
Rags
I REALLY like the heated steering wheel. My digits get cold easy and that is wicked awesome! The trucks (boots) in them are VERY large. I've not had to lug anything in them as I use the Durango for most of that stuff. lol But, I'm sure I will sometime. I am a DJ on the side as well and usually use the Durango for all my gear, but I am going to test out the XJR space to see if I can fit it all in there just to see if I can.
Thanks again and I hope you are able to enjoy the power of the engines up there in the DC are traffic. Been there MANY times and can't say as I like it when I'm not on my Harley as it can get through the nastiness much easier. lol
Rags
#45
I don't think the Harley is much help since the HOV lanes are clogged up pretty much like the other lanes. My current job is in DC so I Metro in and it's fairly relaxing but not cheap ($12.70 per day). It is cheaper than trying to park though. DC is really car unfriendly.
I was a driver in the NATO Summit in 99 for the MOD and CHOD of Moldova and had did A LOT of motorcades and then drove the dignitaries to other places in DC with a GOV vehicle with NATO places. Capitol and Metro PDs were instructed NOT to stop us for any reason in those. That was nice. I had to make some judgement calls to deviate from the traffic laws in it on occasion. Diplomatic Immunity and such. lol
Rags
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