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Originally Posted by skeetjunkie
Addendum to my previous post. In hot summer climate (i.e. Georgia), the black dashboard is a very efficient heatsink - absorbing and holding heat for the entire drive with the sun beating on it. That heat most def stays in the cabin and rises to the top. So 68F AC setting on a cloudy 90F day will serve just fine. But on sunny days, I have to lower the AC temp to low 60s to combat the constant dashboard heat and achieve the same ambient cabin temp.
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SE heat and humidity can be brutal. I was loading a UHaul trailer once in July...at 1pm in the afternoon...in Orlando, FL...I nearly DIED! While I'm very happy with my X5 AC here in the Pacific NW I'm not sure how well it would work down your way.