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That's how i've found myself using Lane Assist too. I like to use my whole lane, since i paid good money for it, and move either left or right to give somebody a little more room, just in case. Another thing i learned, is to put a bit of pressure on the steering wheel when going into an area...

A buddy of mine has a gold mine, looks like similar enough countryside that i did a double take at your picture. Was a great place to go camping with pretty good fishing in the creak down below.

I had suspicions about the CVT as well, but it sounds like at least the later model vehicles have pretty much figured it out. I have a 2014 they used a bushing for the shifting solenoid the last year for that. I had to replace it at 110K miles. The replacement uses a real baring. I've talked...

I hit the paddle shifter going down hill too. Mine are on each side of the steering wheel, left side is down shift, right up shift. I think. :)

Loll, no apologies need, but you probably should just stop driving. They are going to keep adding all kinds of stupid stuff to cars that have absolutely nothing to do with driving and that's on top of the driving stuff that's getting added.

Residual income.

Ditto, but good luck finding one without. On a brighter note, pretty soon it will all be subscription based so you'll only have to pay, monthly, to use the tech that's already sitting in your vehicle. <--(sorry, could not find the sarcasm font for that last bit.)

That's interesting. So ya i don't feel any shifting points on the crosstrek, just feels like a motor boat, going faster and faster.

I believe the artificial shifting points were added to CVTs at first because people were freaked out they weren't feeling the shifting on the CVT. I never noticed any artificial shifting on my Crosstrek, but it did on another vehicle we tried out, not a Subaru. I wondered about that on a CVT...

2014 Crosstrek. Doesn't have anything, even the bluetooth is for sht. You do have to turn off a bunch of things to get squirrely in the snow. Regular cruise control, wish it had the adaptive. My SIL's has a 2016 Forrester. Her husband was surprised how primitive my 2014 was, he actually...