Colin.....I might be slow on the uptake here but, your footnote, it contains the line 'Beige leather S/saver', what's the S/saver? I had a double take when I first saw that but, after a little thought guessed that it is missing a comma after "leather" and that S/saver is a space saver spare wheel. ...

I am generally happy with the car. The Varioflex seats are really useful if, like me, you sometimes wish you had a van. I had a Yeti with varioflex before the Karoq and loved the flexibility it provided so, had I been buying an SE I would undoubtedly have added varioflex seats to my specification ev...

Babsie, Were you on the Yeti forum? They were so rude about the Karoq, it would be good if you are a member (I still am) If you said how much you love it , just to wind them up. :lol: :lol: :lol: ;) There are a number of former Yei owners here who were on the Yetiownerclib forum. There is a section...

The Yeti had the same system and it was very effective when I had a slow puncture that I did not fix for several months, generally alarming when the pressure dropped about 2psi. However, when I was forced into a pothole by oncoming traffic, leaving a 2 inch diameter hole in my sidewall (deflation do...

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Have fun,


Ian.

Is that auto main beam, switches to dipped automatically. My mates 1953 Cadillac has that feature, standard figment in 1953, nothing new like many things automotive This was fitted to a Qashqai I hired a few years back; I turned it off after it tried to kill me in Devon. I was driving fairly quickl...

kodiaq wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 09, 2019 4:40 pm

Brain still hurting as well as new hip.

Are you sure the surgeon had passed his anatomy exam? Hips and brains should not be easily confused

Have fun,


Ian.

There is still a lot to be said for having a mental map of the route you intend rather than blindly relying on the technology. Checking the route is sensible is a good idea, I have seen many different mapping systems try to take routes that are overly biased towards minimum distance (and use lanes t...

Jimbologo wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 05, 2019 10:19 am

Unfortunately UK laws do not allow the remote control of a motor vehicle so it's not an option in little Britain .

Which is kind of interesting, since it is possible to start the engine of a colleague's Jaguar from his cell phone...

Have fun,


Ian.

prospero wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 02, 2019 8:43 pm

'apart from the fact that anyone 6' + often knock the lights on with a knee'

+1!

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