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That's a lot of oil changes!

Have you considered to replace the push to start assembly?

Before replacing the coils, replace the obvious: spark plugs. All four of them!

The 32 GB might be too big. Try it with a smaller USB stick.

I've been using NKG Laser Iridium for a while now and absolutely no issues. A lot of guys on this forum are using them, too. If you live in United States, go to any O'Reilly Auto Parts store and buy these: NGK Laser Iridium Plug Number ILKAR7L11 Spark Plug - 94124

I guessed wrong, I guess... 😆

My car, 2020 model, shifts to 6th at 44-46 mph on the dot. Sometimes shifts at 43-44 mph only if I am driving on an incline, downward, but rarely. 44-46 mph is the norm. Manual mode driving, though.

I am going to guess here: high pressure switch.

Most of us here are pleased with this car. Unlikely to approve this class action. I am sorry to see that you're going this route.

We could open another thread maybe. But in terms of tires no difference. 😎

But why? What is the benefit?

I am also starring at Audi Q5 lately...

Same here. I don't understand the complaints.

I've been using Cross Climate for 3-4 years now and from my own experience I can say that I am extremely pleased with it's behaviour on wet asphalt. Firm, no slip, not once, if I run into a puddle of water it absorbs the shock well, no side movement, the car keeps going. On average, with CC2...

Blizzak yes! My favourite snow tire!

Try a reset in the settings menu. I am not familiar with the new infotainment but on my infotainment I can go into settings and reset to default some of the safety systems.

I've never seen that fault but I would start with a OBD scanner and see if you get anything. Sometimes you have faults even if you don't see a check engine light. I've bought a tuning software a while back and it comes with a computer software. Through that software I can see and delete not...

I am happy to see that your problems are gone!

Another oil debate is about to start. 🤣

If you apply dielectric grease on the terminals before attaching the cables, you are making a mistake. The dielectric grease it's an insulator and it will prevent contact between the battery and the cables. If anything, you should apply the dielectric after you connect the cables.