ntxYguy2009
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Hi Everyone,
I dropped off my 2009 GS SE5 to have the DPS recall service performed. I stopped by after work to pick up the Spyder. As I was backing up the Spyder in the dealership lot, the check DPS message appeared on the display. :gaah:
The technician immediately hooked it up and informed me that it reported a defective DPS and would install another one tomorrow.
In the meantime, the owner gave me a new '10 RT to ride home. This was my first time to take an extended ride on the RT. I must say that it does handle and respond differently than the RS. I could easily get use to the comfort. Like others have mentioned, the throttle does get some getting use to. I will definitely have to stay away from the sales guy tomorrow when I return it.
Couldn't ask to have been treated any better. My hats off to Richardson Motorsports in Richardson, TX.
David
I dropped off my 2009 GS SE5 to have the DPS recall service performed. I stopped by after work to pick up the Spyder. As I was backing up the Spyder in the dealership lot, the check DPS message appeared on the display. :gaah:
The technician immediately hooked it up and informed me that it reported a defective DPS and would install another one tomorrow.
In the meantime, the owner gave me a new '10 RT to ride home. This was my first time to take an extended ride on the RT. I must say that it does handle and respond differently than the RS. I could easily get use to the comfort. Like others have mentioned, the throttle does get some getting use to. I will definitely have to stay away from the sales guy tomorrow when I return it.

Couldn't ask to have been treated any better. My hats off to Richardson Motorsports in Richardson, TX.
David
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