For $90,000, it should come with a heated garage to store it in. Vehicle prices have become absolutely ridiculous!
no heated Windshield on a $90k SUV?
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You’ll be hard pressed to find an aftermarket heated windshield replacement for any that do have this capability.
one stone chip in and you’re into a $2500 plus windshield easy.
i’d personally would not order it even though it would be a nice feature to have locally.
too much of a repair hassle.
one stone chip in and you’re into a $2500 plus windshield easy.
i’d personally would not order it even though it would be a nice feature to have locally.
too much of a repair hassle.
petethepug
Michael
Caddy’s did have the heated windshields with invisible wires optioned in the 90’s. The issue was $$. The only vehicle that has offers it now is LYRIC
Maybe an owner of a new Esky would like a heated windscreen and make use of it. I can see any owner freaking out when they find that a replacement heated windshield is $3k+. If there’s telematics or HUD you’re pushing $5k for a stone chip in the glass.
In SoCal they don’t offer auto policy amendments to cover windshield damage unless it’s turned in as comprehensive coverage claim. Most Ins Co don’t offer 1-$2h deductibles anymore so SoCal owners of Rovers are screwed if their heated windscreen break.
Maybe an owner of a new Esky would like a heated windscreen and make use of it. I can see any owner freaking out when they find that a replacement heated windshield is $3k+. If there’s telematics or HUD you’re pushing $5k for a stone chip in the glass.
In SoCal they don’t offer auto policy amendments to cover windshield damage unless it’s turned in as comprehensive coverage claim. Most Ins Co don’t offer 1-$2h deductibles anymore so SoCal owners of Rovers are screwed if their heated windscreen break.
believe it or not some people heat up water and throw it on the windshield........
gasp........
gasp........
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Michael
Doesn’t that make bad crack?
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gm attempted to make heated washer fluid but it didn't go so well..... you can still retro fit maybe
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Michael
I’m the idiot that hardly sees real snow. I’m sure I’d be the one with the bright idea of poring a kettle of scalding hot water on a frozen windscreen learning an expensive lesson.
luke warm is all it takes
You can get aftermarket kits that heat the fluid. I don't know how well they work but they've been around for over 20 years so either they work OK or a lot of suckers keep trying it?
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