@thrillrider posted:For anyone who has lived in the Northeast USA winter days often combine cool temperatures and high humidity.Starting an engine in these conditions creates visible exhaust gases that resemble steam in appearance.This disappears once the engine is warmed up.
Spend the $ 1 M...don't forget to add the dealer mark-up.
Well, yes, that is what the exhausts do this time of the year but also until it warms up weatherwise the relative humidity here now is almost desert dry. 30% and under, nose bleed time.
I thought the car was a center steer position, not left or right?
Spinning tires getting into the garage is not encouraging.