Why I love my D3, and why I drive a Landy

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Originally Posted by Disco4SE

Hey Ron, I presume that your wife is either not English or does not read this forum :)
Oh and remember...........Happy wife, Happy life

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Correct on both counts! And dead right about the Happy wife, Happy life! I had to get the cold climate pack with the heated seats in the D4 to keep the missus happy!

Regards, Ron

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Originally Posted by DiscoSaffa

What do I love about my D3 today? I am still here, as in on this earth in one piece, thanks to Audrey……..

Heading to work this morning along the Pacific Highway through Ballina, come to turn right at a traffic light heading south. At this point I should point out that it has been bucketing down since about 1am this morning.

Anyway, I turn right, but the front wheels go straight……. just for a split second I have an OH #$&@ moment, but the computer kicks in, Audrey is back on the straight and narrow and I made it to work all rather unfussed…….. love my traction control, LOVE my D3!

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that would be stability control more than traction control, but yes it's a good little computer!

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Originally Posted by Watpub

Nothing like a big English girl to keep you on the straight and narrow!:p

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Nicely put!! :BigThumb: :D

That's how Safari Barbie and I decided on Audrey's name..... she is big, she is English (the D3) and Audrey just fit...... for the record..... Safari Barbie is English as well..... also to the best of her ability, she keeps me on the straight and narrow, but would certainly not call her big...... ever!!

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Originally Posted by rmp

that would be stability control more than traction control, but yes it's a good little computer!

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The front wheels were definately sliding for part of that OH @#$% moment so there was probably a good mix of both in there.... :eek: