Not that you should have to do this, but is there some type of cover thing that you could get that takes away glare. I imagine they have it for Tvs, and computer screens, and now car interiors. If you care enough and are a DIY kind of person...Anyone else notice the absurd glare the MKZ has right over the gauges about 70% of the time during the day. Not for anything but these cars were built in SUN DRENCHED Mexico, someone couldn't of rolled one outside and checked?
good old good enough I suppose... just frustrating for $50k
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Yea probably, its on the list for the weekend, but thats not the point. I paid 50k for my MKZ and i have to hack around with a DIY vinyl screen?
Completely agree with you. On a $50,000 luxury sedan you shouldn't have to do much of anything yourself. ****, the car nearly drives itself. An annoying problem, but at least it has a relatively easy fix. I wonder if Ford/Lincoln is aware of this problem? It seems like the company should have learnt about glare issues long ago and added in this anti-glare vinyl on all models (not just the luxury ones.)Yea probably, its on the list for the weekend, but thats not the point. I paid 50k for my MKZ and i have to hack around with a DIY vinyl screen?
Yup its where the camera is where it accumulates rain or dust in front of the camera.
Why, does your MKZ not have mirrors?
So what, Luxury is not an excuse for driving improperly. a backup Camera is nice if your backing up close to a wall or reversing into a parking spot and dont want to hit the other car behind you, but a back up camera doesnt show you whats happening in blind spots and on your flanks.
From the sound of it really it shouldn't be that hard to fix but what is taking them so long to figure it out. Sometimes I think it's forums like these that pick up these things way faster than automakers themselves.
yup this is at the times the only place to voice these issues, at times it does help with getting the manufacture to do something about it.
