I like what our Chevy vehicles have done with removing the need for a gas cap. It's a small detail, but a nice feature when pulling up to the gas station.
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Harvester- No Gas Cap
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Reveal had a cover with the word ‘harvester’ passenger side, I believe and with a row of crops and a combine. So there is a cover.
No cap design on our Honda CRV has worked fine for the last 8 years. I Just filled it up today for my daughter, who drives it mostly now.
I just wanted to be sure that’s what you meant and not like a Daytona race car where you just jam nozzle in and go. I saw the vehicles in person at reveal-that cover is SO COOL! I don’t want a harvester but would consider just because of the harvester
I love the Ford Easy-Fuel setup on my car. I think if I ever had to go back to one with a cap now I'd be in trouble. After 14+ years of not having to worry about putting a cap on after filling, I'd never remember.
I’ve had both and avoiding the cap is much easier-less mess having to touch a dirty gas cap as well.
I have a hard time letting someone else pump my gas but that’s definitely a Jersey thingIt’s funny: I am all for stuff like massaging chairs and a certain amount of tech assist, but I am not seeing a gas cap as a huge impediment in my life, personally. If the cap’s dirty, it can be cleaned. There’s always the prospect of moving to New Jersey?
Unfortunately, you are having to touch the gas pump handle which are among the dirtiest commonly touched areas in public.
Very true. But with the new non-harvester I won’t need to touch pumps anymore-or very minimally. Just plug in at home and make my wife connect charger when we long distance travel
What is wrong with you?Just plug in at home and make my wife connect charger when we long distance travel
I posted that just to see what your reaction would be. Was laughing in my head as I typed itWhat is wrong with you?
That said, she is a strong, independent woman and our married rules are far and few between:
-I do majority of outside chores (winter included) and she does majority inside but we help each other as needed
-I do 95% of cooking and she does dishes (she hates cooking)
-whoever drives pumps gas. My wife and daughter prefer I don’t drive as apparently I’m way more spirited then they are (said by my 20year old) who drives a Lexus IS and did the teen driving by school at BMW and wants to be a race car driver as her back up career. So I ride shotgun or rear seat and they pump the gas
Needless to say I still posted it to see your response
I say that doing the dishes instead of cooking is her playing the long game with you and she’s making gnocchi from scratch when you go out of town. There are signs that you’ve been ignoring for years.I posted that just to see what your reaction would be. Was laughing in my head as I typed it
That said, she is a strong, independent woman and our married rules are far and few between:
-I do majority of outside chores (winter included) and she does majority inside but we help each other as needed
-I do 95% of cooking and she does dishes (she hates cooking)
-whoever drives pumps gas. My wife and daughter prefer I don’t drive as apparently I’m way more spirited then they are (said by my 20year old) who drives a Lexus IS and did the teen driving by school at BMW and wants to be a race car driver as her back up career. So I ride shotgun or rear seat and they pump the gas
Needless to say I still posted it to see your response
Just helping dial in the smaller detailsIt’s funny: I am all for stuff like massaging chairs and a certain amount of tech assist, but I am not seeing a gas cap as a huge impediment in my life, personally. If the cap’s dirty, it can be cleaned. There’s always the prospect of moving to New Jersey?
It’s funny: I am all for stuff like massaging chairs and a certain amount of tech assist, but I am not seeing a gas cap as a huge impediment in my life, personally. If the cap’s dirty, it can be cleaned. There’s always the prospect of moving to New Jersey?
Not having a gas cap, and having push button start have changed how I look at vehicles. Two simple pleasures that I enjoy. Maybe a little lame, but again, I like the little things.
As a motorcycle rider it doesn't really matter to me. Also, because I still use house keys, again doesn't matter either way. I actually find it annoying sometimes if I have remembered if I have the key on me when driving the push button start car.
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