There's a bunch of wildfires in the surrounding area I live right now. I went outside and you can actually taste the smoke in the air. It's really, really bad. The Max in parked in the garage, where it doesn't smell like smoke, so I drive to the store (about a 5 mintue drive) and totally forget about the smoke. The minute I park and get out of the car in the parking lot the smoke hits my lungs. Not a scent of smoke inside the car the entire trip!! Kudos to the in-cabin microfiltration system!!

Tony

 

That is actually very impressive!

 

cars like it: 0 !~

 

Cars with cabin air microfiltration: 500

 

relax - don't assume i was ignorant enough to think that maximas were the only ones with in-cabin microfiltration

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by AIX
[B]relax - don't assume i was ignorant enough to think that maximas were the only ones with in-cabin microfiltration

 

in the winter, the houses around me are constantly using their fireplaces. I've had filters installed since 2000, but for some reason they dont do well cutting down the smokey smell in my car when I drive thru it.

 

wildfires vs. local fireplaces - and the fireplaces beat out the wildfires for the filters?

 

No... noo, of course not!

Tim, just wanted to win this thread! I guess he did beat Fernandes after all.

TimW - 1

Fernandes - 0

Thank you for playing people.

G

 

There have been a couple wildfires where I live and I smelled the smoke inspite of the microfilter. Sure you weren't driving downwind or something?

What good is a cabin microfilter when the A/C smells like mayonnaise everytime you turn it on?

Nissan and their infernal gadgetry.

 

Over here in Western WA, there's a city called Tacoma. Lot of industrial stuff there. When you drive past on I-5, you can smell it, and the microfilter hasn't helped that too much as far as I can tell.