That’s not correct. “i.e.” is “that is”, and “e.g.” is “for example”.

Instead of “aka” in point 2, you should’ve used “i.e.”

The Camry is not a sports sedan, it’s a family sedan. The last gen was made to look sporty, it doesn’t make it a sports sedan. A 340i is a sports sedan. The identity of Camry has always been affordable family sedan.

But it makes sense now why some Camry owners slap a spoiler on and think they’re on the track going 90+ on the freeway.

This is why there should be a staggered update release. Fire example, I’ve noticed when BMW releases an update, I don’t get it immediately—could take a week or two in my car for it show up

Similar thing happened with me at FedEx.

I sent in my 14PM after I got my replacement from Apple. Apple never got the phone I sent and they charged me the full price. I contacted them, and thankfully I had the receipt showing that I had dropped it off, then they refunded me the amount. He said they were able to figure out what happened but couldn’t share the details.