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Originally Posted by ksoze
The car uses BMW's new Adaptive Body Calibration (ABC). It uses GPS data to note which restaurant you are at and adjusts the seat belt tension based on the type of food served. Italian establishments result in less tensioning and a salad place results in more tightening. Also, on the last Thursday of November, U.S. cars use maximum slack.
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I knew someone was gonna make an "eating behavior" joke! Actually, that thought did cross my mind. D'oh!
Glad I'm not the only one that's experienced this. Yeah, tried just about everything, leaning forward, sitting back, speeding up right away, etc...just never figured out why it feels like squeezing all the air out my lungs while other times it's barely a nudge.
Maybe I will try the salad approach! Thanks all!
