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While using CarPlay, when you change the temp it displays at the top left and right of the screen for a few seconds.

We've only had a bit of light rain since they replaced the film and sensor two days ago, but so far the wipers are at least working. It's too early to come to any conclusion on how well the rain sensing works, time will tell. I don't think mine ever worked properly.

My tech did some kind of diagnostic on mine and decided to replace the film and sensor. It is scheduled to be replaced this Wednesday. We are supposed to have some rain on Thursday, I'll post the results.

Yes, that happened to me once, about a week after I had the car. I was showing the car to my brother, and I had no idea what caused it to happen. Although I think I had also opened and closed the trunk right before it happened.

Ok, I didn't realize lane departure mitigation will apply brakes. Thanks.

Lane departure shouldn't be breaking, that sounds more like forward collision warning/mitigation...

Welcome to the club... Thankfully it seems they've got a fix out for it.

Yes, LKAS must be able to 'see' the lane markers, and rain will reduce visibility. But it's not fair to say it "doesn't seem to work in the rain". In my experience, it's worked just was well in the rain (heavy rain I might add), than no rain.

I was hoping you'd actually get sound working again by the end of the video :(

The reason LED bulbs are cool to the touch is because they don't produce infrared heat, like traditional incandescent bulbs. But they do produce heat in the process of generating light. Typically this heat is dissipated with heatsinks incorporated in the design of the LED fixture. Small xmas...

This sums up pretty well how I feel about Honda Sensing in the Civic. If you foolishly think of it as a 'self-driving' car are going to end up causing an accident.

I'd like to see how you wired into the auto-dimming mirrors. I'm thinking of getting a Valentine 1 again.

I've found the auto rain sensing wipers to work ok. And I've had plenty of opportunity to use them in rainy Oregon. They don't seem to work much better than intermittent wipers though. And sometimes they do wipe to frequently.

Yes, I hear a little bit of static sound, and the audio sort of 'skips'.

It's off by default. You can change it in the audio/information screen.

No problem. The MSRP will stay the same through out the model year, but the price you'll pay will only drop as inventory increases.

The bluetooth audio choppiness is annoying. I wasn't planning on plugging in for my ~30 min. commute, but I might start doing that. My '13 Civic handled bluetooth audio perfectly, although it seemed a little slower to connect.

He's lying. I would not buy from that dealership.

Not sure what you meant by this, but pressing the electronic parking brake switch releases the parking brake.

From the manual, page 451: "If you pull up and hold the electric parking brake switch while driving, the brakes on all four wheels are applied by the VSA system until the vehicle come to a stop. The electric parking brake then applies, and the switch should be released."