who uses there OnStar??
07-14-2004, 11:42 PM
#41
Originally Posted by ATXCLS
Yeah, I forget about Houston flooding. Here around our ranch, the only real problem areas are the low water crossings.
But, just a question for you, how would the car know that it was in trouble just from the flooding. I mean, isn't the onstar triggered by airbags/decelerometers(sp??) and the like??
But, just a question for you, how would the car know that it was in trouble just from the flooding. I mean, isn't the onstar triggered by airbags/decelerometers(sp??) and the like??
07-15-2004, 01:02 PM
#46
6 Forward 1 Back
Originally Posted by Slimey
OnStar is only in MY2003 CL and CL-S with navigation option. It was also in the TL, RL, and MDX of the same year. I'm not sure about MY2004+.
You can look at http://www.onstar.com for more information about which cars have this service and what the service is.
You can look at http://www.onstar.com for more information about which cars have this service and what the service is.
It wasn't ever available in the MDX's. Not sure why though. I actually do use mine in my CL. The virtual assistant comes in handy. More than one occasion I've been able to avoid accidents on the freeway because of the warning in virtual assistant. A lot of it is a gimmick, but it does have it's uses.
07-15-2004, 01:18 PM
#47
Where is my super sauce?
Originally Posted by Speed_Racer
It wasn't ever available in the MDX's. Not sure why though. I actually do use mine in my CL. The virtual assistant comes in handy. More than one occasion I've been able to avoid accidents on the freeway because of the warning in virtual assistant. A lot of it is a gimmick, but it does have it's uses.
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