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It’s not necessarily the cost, but the principle of the matter. I don’t want to be at the mercy of the dealer service department for something this simple. Toyota doesn’t see it this way and its a limitation of the system itself.

1. Powerband. Initial throttle response is quicker, but the power gain from low to mid is slower.2. Airbox. We have never experienced a KTM that didn’t breathe, but the 2019 450SXF’s all-new airbox holds the engine back— especially in the low-to-mid transition. We drilled holes in the airbox cover to gain power, switched to the quick-turn throttle cam and added a tooth to the rear sprocket to liven things up.3. Sprocket. Watch the sprocket bolts closely—and not just when the wheels are new. They loosen up constantly.4. Spokes. KTM redesigned its spoke nipples for 2019 to keep them from coming loose. It didn’t work.5. Frame. The more rigid frame makes the bike more accurate but less forgiving—it is best in the hands of faster riders. Vet test riders liked the 2018 frame better.6. Bars. Most riders did not like the feel of the Neken bars compared to the Husky’s Pro Tapers. 

Short answer, yes, and you’re at the mercy of the dealerships pricing on parts and labor…However, aftermarket options exist…

Asked about the spate of similar Chevy Colorado airbag deployment complaints, a Chevrolet spokesperson said: “We are aware of this situation happening on rare occasions. The reason it would occur is that head-curtain airbags are designed to deploy if the sensing system predicts that the vehicle is about to roll on its side.“

ABS can turn into a liability as well in super low traction situations, although when you reach that point, I’d more so question whether the tires were right for the situation, or whether it’s even safe at all to be driving on the road in the first place (ice storm or the like).

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My Highlander has a “descent control” feature to allow the ABS to hold a vehicle on a slippery slope but it can only be activated under 20 mph. I have used it in winter conditions and it works well on (as an example) the county road that my school is located on that slopes down and empties out onto a state highway.

That’s good news because the Ford F-150 and Ram 1500 have been bringing the goods in the truck market, and the Big 3 are largely leaving  Japanese full-size trucks in the dust. We didn’t get pricing, Environmental Protection Agency information, or towing capacities either this week — so let’s talk engines.

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In all seriousness if you want to decrease the cost of autos, why not market an updated Studebaker Scotsman? Put in the least expensive 100 hp engine, zero sound deadening, zero carpeting, no headliner, manual door locks, manual windows, no power steering, no A/C, vinyl seating, no radio, no USB/electrical ports, rear drum brakes. That should make it far less expensive and according to the logic of at least a few of our posters ‘sell like hotcakes’.

Not trying to refute anything said here, after all, I’ve had my own bad experience with ABS on glare ice (which is really harder to see than ‘black ice.’) I do know that in the case of systems like Electronic Stability Control (or whatever a given brand calls it), you do have the ability to turn it off under certain conditions… usually at speeds below 35mph, though. As such, is there anything in your owners’ manual that suggests the system can be turned off temporarily?

nanny-mandate (my own cutesy term I just coined): you’d like to see a bunch of these “nanny” safety systems mandated by the government or other regulatory agency for all cars on the roads.