Karmalakas wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 03, 2021 7:38 pm

davewaller wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 03, 2021 7:24 pm

What's wrong with using the car's inbuilt handsfree phone system.

What about maps?

Use the car's nav system.

Congratulations on your ingenuity, but are you sure that is safe? It obscures your view of the road rather a lot. I think in the UK that would not be seen as legal. That would be illegal in my country. Too much of the view is obstructed I sit higher than in this view so there's not much of an obstr...

Looks like you have drilled a hole in side of the display to fix it??

Just out of interest, can someone explain why they are so keen to use brake hold all the time? I have switched it on once or twice just to try it, but find during normal driving I have no need of it. On hills the automatic hill start assist stops any rollback. Anywhere else I just prevent creep wit...

I don't think you stand any chance of the dealer replacing a faulty HV battery free of charge, they don't even want to replace faulty 12v batteries free of charge under warranty.

If Toyota issue software updates, then there are improvements within it! Why wouldn’t you download it?? No brainier. The point I am making is what evidence is there that any of the map updates we download contain any vehicle software updates. I know they update the maps, but what vehicle software u...

I would argue dealer's statement! I'm talking about software running on multimedia unit, not about any other pieces of software on the car. While I was owning the 2018 C-HR, the upgrade I was doing was changing the software, not only the maps. A major change brought was 3D like interface on radio i...

I was told by my dealer that the map update is just a map update and nothing more, any software updates that are needed can only be done by the dealer. Updating the maps twice a year is a customer choice.

Check out Aliexpress, LH drive version is avaliable on there.

We need a survey showing battery faults against year of manufacture. So many owners having flat batteries.