I see it a lot and just wonder what makes it important to mention.
I don't see, "I just bought S with DDA!"
If it is related to the topic, I fully understand. ie, what models are being delivered in what order? "I got my <insert model> (ABS) on <this date> after putting down a deposit on <this date>. Makes sense as they might be manufactured at a different time, on a different run, different shipment, and it has relevance.
But, "I bought a <insert model> (with ABS) and I love it!" kinda baffles me.
I'd think just the same of you if you said, "I bought a <insert model> and I love it!" regardless of whether you optioned it with ABS or not.
Dunno what answers I'm expecting, just missing the importance of it.
Maybe I don't get it because it is standard here... and not a different 'model'?
Maybe the answer is just, "who gives a ....?"
I don't see, "I just bought S with DDA!"
If it is related to the topic, I fully understand. ie, what models are being delivered in what order? "I got my <insert model> (ABS) on <this date> after putting down a deposit on <this date>. Makes sense as they might be manufactured at a different time, on a different run, different shipment, and it has relevance.
But, "I bought a <insert model> (with ABS) and I love it!" kinda baffles me.
I'd think just the same of you if you said, "I bought a <insert model> and I love it!" regardless of whether you optioned it with ABS or not.
Dunno what answers I'm expecting, just missing the importance of it.
Maybe I don't get it because it is standard here... and not a different 'model'?
Maybe the answer is just, "who gives a ....?"