He attracted the attention of his fans from leaflets usually focusing on betting on the bet, especially high -risk coins, through a post on BMW M4.
2025 BMW M4 is a monster of the device, where raw energy is mixed with advanced technology and can cost more than $ 120,000. But the tiger is circulating (TradertigersHe still finds something to complain.
Tiktok, titled “Like Bruh”, begins in the passenger seat in M4, wearing sunglasses.
“BruH, who designed this (Expective) M4 is really like, can anyone actually explain to you why there is no parking mode (obscene) in a state of splendor M4?” He says in the clip. “Like, my brother, hey, look at this (obscene). It is (obscene) neutral and driving. Like, how do I like, like, how to put the car in the garden while operating the car without turning off? This is actually the most disturbing thing in this car.
Motor1 continues to Tiger Targets on the direct messages of Tiktok about the video, but he didn’t receive a response immediately. We will update this if responded.
The Tiger Targes is a feature about the car that some drivers may find confusing.
Parking without “p”
Unlike the traditional automatic, the dual or automatic transmission in the M4 does not always offer a standard “P” button.
For BMW M4 models with a double -clutch, or DCT, which includes the model adopted by Tiger Trades, the drivers are supposed to bring the car to a complete stop while maintaining their foot at the brake pedal, according to BMW. After doing this, the driver must involve electronic waiting brakes. This brake is found near the Central Control Unit.
Finally, drivers must click on the start/stop button to turn off the engine, and the car will automatically turn into Park, with a “P” width on the dashboard.
“Once you put the hand brake and out of the car, it will go to the garden, it’s just a way to know the difference between DCT and RG Auto,” a Tiktok user wrote to “Mar” to Tiger Trades.
The Tiktok “YCXRX” user took Corte’s criticism in the tiger dealer in the comments.
“The skill issue,” they wrote.
