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That's a sign that the battery is aging. You should replace it sooner rather than later as a bad battery causes all sorts of weird problems with the cars and can leave you stranded.

I guess I'm just chopped liver. :(

The switch panel should just pop out...

My dealer does that as part of an oil change/inspection. They send out a video of the inspection steps which I love! Below is a screenshot of the brake check with the 4 & 5mm thickness gauges (note that the wheels are removed):

Taxes?

Of course you do. But is it better 'enough' to pay for the increased cost per gallon?

Ahh, well, I was partly right. Bluetooth is NOT used for audio, but it IS used in the Android Auto setup, even if using wired connection (apparently). Seems bizarre, but that's what this says...

And MY point is that the audio is sent over the wire if he's using USB!

Not if he's using a wired USB connection (as he wants to).

Pretty sure it can be popped off. Certainly, my daughter's Mazda 3 was like this (as we found when somebody stole hers!)

Try deleting the car-phone bluetooth connection (either on your phone or the car or both).

Yes, most (modern) cars can turn on the fan after parking and after 'spirited' driving, to prevent overheating once air stops flowing though the radiator.

Err, no it isn't. The CX50 Hybrid is 200lbs heavier than the turbo. And given the hybrid's Toyota drivetrain only gives a combined output of 219 hp, 163 lb-ft, vs. the turbo's 256 hp, 320 lb-ft., I'm surprised that the 0-60 time of the turbo is only 1.2 secs faster.

How long between drives? Sounds like your tires are flat-spotting while the car is parked. Check your tire pressures too.

I know this reply is a bit Apples-Oranges, but I got a tempered glass one for my CX-50. It has a hydrophilic coating that reduces the visibility of fingerprints - though doesn't remove them completely - but it's very easy to clean with a couple of wipes of a microfiber cloth, and I'm very...

Really? Does it keep them off even while moving? That would be great to know. Oh and does it keep them off at nighttime too?

That's for Gen1 cars. Poster has a 2021 Gen 2. There's no way to turn off the headlights while moving in a Gen2.

Well, I guess I'm in the minority (unfortunately). I like my dealer and the service dept. Plus, their basic service charges are reasonable. For ~$70 (synthetic) or $55 (dino) oil changes, they also do a full tire/brake/suspension/filter check, including a video of same. So not much more (if...