R2-D2

Anyone else exeperience this? I used to notice it all the time when i first bought the car but now its only once in a blue moon and i want to bring it back. Its like the brake pedal senses youre about to step on it and it seems to either loosen up or apply itself just a little bit. You barely even touch it and it seems to almost 'deflate' in a way. Sort of like it depressurized. I remember being confused because i would barely start to push and it would press itself on its own

Bostonreefer

I don't Think this should happen. Sure its not down shifting ??

BeeW

When I got this car, I noticed the very strong engine braking, and that the brake pedal is very sensitive. Maybe this is what yourey feeling?
The pedal shouldn't be mushy or unpredictable though, check your brake system and avoid a possible crash.

slartibartfast

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No braking assist on the V36 platform.

JSolo

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Review page 7, Brake Assist

slartibartfast

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Well, knock me over with a feather. Never felt anything like this in my 2011. If the feature is on my car, it's broken as I would expect to feel it at the track.

JSolo

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Can't say I've experienced this either. I brake very gingerly and tend to look ahead/predict. My brakes at 31K miles barely show any wear. About the only time abs kicks in is in the snow.

saywat?

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maybe only 2012+ models . so whats unique sports headlights? darker housing?

Epiphany

Ever so slightly darker chrome inside. Only noticeable with a sport and a non sport next to each other.

saywat?

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I hate it when they do that

R2-D2

i have a 2008. Not sure what it is

kroy

I've never noticed this before.

Landshark

its very noticeable when a black G37 DOESN'T have the sport headlights - they stick out like a big silvery sore thumb.


i have the factory "black":






non-black:

slartibartfast

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Back on point, please.