Fab, congrats! Let us know when you have a minute to do a full assessment of all the known issues... Welcome to the family!
406, I just saw your post in the Introductions forum. You'll want to know your firmware version -- 6.12 is having issues with false check engine and tire pressure indicators. 6.13 is available and seems to have fixed most of those issues for folks. 6.13.5 is also imminent and addresses some more issues. I haven't committed everything to memory because I have no car yet and thus no firmware to worry about. ;-)406vent said:Hi. I, too, picked up my car yesterday. I've had trouble with the engine as well. One question on your experience: when you say the 'check engine light came on,' was it flashing or solid? My check engine light has been on (solid, not flashing) since I picked the car up at the dealership...they said that was a result of the software issue. When it flashes, however, the engine ceases to kick in at all (even in Sports mode). Thanks!
Good things come to those who wait. Check out my long and multi-pictured post on the Fisker Karma and Sunset Forum.Richard Carnes said:Congrats Fab! Yours is only the second black one I've seen so far on this forum. Of course, I haven't actually "seen" it yet, but you've promised to post pics, so as has been proven over these last almost 4 years, we're patient. My black Karma (#660) is supposed to be ready for pickup any day now, weather permitting. Can't wait!
Siliconkiwi: I live in the City and work in Palo Alto and I am actually enjoying the commute these days. I assume you are from NZ and work in Silicon Valley, or is the the other way around?siliconkiwi said:Congrats Fab! - you're in the city?
Efforts can be coordinated through our Northern California area forum:siliconkiwi said:Hi Fab, yes, from NZ and I live in Redwood City. Seems like we have enough Bay Area owners to start up a Fisker Bay Area Owners club...?
I am paying for it. The dealer said he would pay for the floor mats but I am on my own with everything else.kabalah70 said:You paying for the Clearbra or is Fisker corp, or the dealer picking up the tab?
I drive on 101 every day from SF to work and there is always crud on the road that chips the paint and cracks the windshield. I figured the Clear Bra and windshield insurance were definitely worth the money.siliconkiwi said:I took my Karma on a 400 mile trip this weekend including driving through some woods (near Mendocino) - I'm glad I got the clear bra, the Karma had a LOT of crud on the front and in front of the rear wheels (the flares), where my clear bra was applied
Wil the clearbra change the sheen/look of the DiamondDust paints? My biggest fear is that you'll be able to see where the Clearbra ends and the rest of the car begins, making the car less attractive!Fabulist said:I drive on 101 every day from SF to work and there is always crud on the road that chips the paint and cracks the windshield. I figured the Clear Bra and windshield insurance were definitely worth the money.siliconkiwi said:I took my Karma on a 400 mile trip this weekend including driving through some woods (near Mendocino) - I'm glad I got the clear bra, the Karma had a LOT of crud on the front and in front of the rear wheels (the flares), where my clear bra was applied
-- Fab.