I got a one of those fancy magic keyboards for that one fancy tablet a little bit ago. Wasn't cheap. However, I upgraded to the new model, and since this one is 11" instead of 10.9", the damn thing doesn't fit. Wankers.
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.1" different? You don't have sandpaper or a grinding wheel?
I finally got around to replacing the Santa Fe I wrecked several months ago. On Monday I picked up a 2018 Subaru Forester 2.5i Touring. Onyx black exterior, saddle brown leather interior. A tad over 127,000 miles. A Florida car so there's no hint of rust and it is in great condition bumper to bumper. The only flaws I could find were one heated seat switch that looks like it got overheated and the surface melted a bit. I've got that part ordered and on the way. The other issue is that the leather steering wheel is cracking and peeling. According to the internet that's a common problem on these vehicles. My options are to replace the wheel for about $300 (more than $1,000 through the dealer), have it professionally repaired for about $200, or buy a good lace-up leather wheel cover for about $100 and install it myself. I am leaning toward the latter, I've seen some videos and it's not a difficult job, it just takes time and some patience and I have at least one of those things. The other minor complaint is that the stereo does not have CarPlay, although it has a navigation system and Bluetooth phone integration and all that so not a big deal. Subaru made CarPlay a standard feature in all their vehicles starting in 2019.