[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by Longboarder

^ ^ hey I didn't get rich by suing BMW. I never sued BMW over this nor did I once ever think of suing BMW. I got rich the normal way by selling drugs to kids, stealing money from old people, participating in government corruption, etc. See? I'm a good person.

Good job !

[TBN54]

Did this last year. Couldn't please my women with my wanker for about two weeks.

[lemetier]

It's actually the opposite. Since the latch is electronic, the fail-safe is for it to always secure the door closed to prevent unintended opening. Windows and opening roofs are required to be obstacle detecting and fail safe open. Kinda difficult to fall out of an open window when seated...door not so hard. If the soft closed doors are shut with even a small amount of force, it will close as long as the latch contact closes. If it's shut the way it's intended, an obstacle won't allow the latch to make contact. If someone wants to sue over this, The Department of Transportation is the party to file against.

[lemetier]

Originally Posted by Dackelone

I know a guy who was working on a new RR's with softclose doors... he forgot about that feature when the door closed onto his hand crushing it. The door crushed/broke three of his fingers. OUCH!

Phantom with a bad position sensor and closing in the wrong order? The power door closers on the sedans almost need a placard checklist to get right. I've had the misfortune of a 760LiS High Security door swing closed on me and it wasn't something I'd ever want to experience again. Once those extra bolts lock, there isn't any reopening the door until someone releases them from inside.