u/One-Needleworker6931

I am reading conflicting reports from you guys. I just picked up my EV and they said they will call me when they get this mysterious out of stock computer piece for the communications of our car. We can not connect to OnStar and we do not get the maps and we CAN NOT use the mobile app....here is AZ we really would like to have the A/C start up as we are about to head out to the car...Anyway....waiting for them to call will drive me batshit crazy. It is just not something I am capable of handling....I know I am not the only one with communication problems (no jokes please) but this really sucks. We just got this car a few weeks ago and were just starting to figure out what went where.

2025 RS....love the car but....It's wonderful that the door handles come out as you approach the car. I went into settings and set it for all doors but only the driver and front passenger door unlocks. Am I missing something. We want all doors to unlock.

Love the car and happy to have it. Couple things I have not heard from anywhere that kinda bother me and I wish I realized it before. The rear view is very limited looking in the rear view mirror. Very small amount of vision looking in that direction. Also did not realize how much visual blocking is the rear view mount in the windshield.

I am no spring chicken, I have 35 years as a loan officer and I have a lot of experience in related fields but I am running into a brick wall. It actually is kinda funny to get the first response which is, We offer an endorsement, or Rider for gig work....only to have them check and find out that coverage stops when I take an order until I finish the order, then the insurance covers me again....?? Am I missing something here? Insta Cart does not offer insurance during the active period of taking the order and delivering it. There are major companies who also say that their commercial policies will not cover any work that is "app based". There seems to have been some partnerships about 5 years ago, but they no longer exist. I looked up the number and there are 600,000 Insta Cart drivers. That does not count Door Dash or Uber Eats...in any case that should be enough of a pool to get something going at a reasonable premium, especially if you only have a $2,500 or even higher deductable, just to cover the major accidents. Where is my logic wrong? Who can I talk to to get this type of policy at a reasonable cost...Geico offered me a commercial policy at $450 month and i have not yet confirmed that it covers app based businesses. I do not want to take on the risk of being uninsured.

I use Car Play on my Audi but we just got the Equinox and I was wondering if the google maps can show the map in sattelite view. Also, can I tilt the map so it has the 3D look?

I have spoken to many insurance companies over the last four days. I do have quote from Geico but I have not yet confirmed whether it will cover my liability during an app based delivery. For those that think they have insurance will you share who you it have from. I swear I think we ought to open our own insurance coverage, kind of like Mutual Insurance which just covers drivers that use an app for their orders. Anyways the idea of lying to your insurance company will/can/may be a financial disaster if you hurt or kill somebody while driving on an app based delivery program. Let me know who you have full coverage from. That Geico quote is for commercial insurance and will cost just a little over $200 per month. Clean record, mature driver, Arizona…