[Mark]

CHR - Decuma Grey Dynamic Arrives 1st March

 

[ans]

Hello mark enjoy

 

[Sven]

Hello Mark,

The moment is almost there!!
Please post some pictures of this wonderful colour
Rare colour to find on the internet.

 

[MerlyWerly]

Welcome and enjoy!

 

[Garry]

Welcome - hoping I will get mine one day before you (Company car so not worried about the Reg)

 

[Mark]

Well it arrived on the 1st of March as promised, one slight problem very small crack in windscreen which was only noticeable in bright sunlight, thanks to Steven Eagle Toyota in St Albans who sorted it very quickly.
Said farewell to the Lexus Ct200H (boot too small and ride a little harsh, but 77K on the clock with no problems and average 51mpg I wont complain)
First impressions, seats and driving position very comfortable (I'm a 5'8" average guy), impressed with the leather and internal finish, piano black details seem to attract dust but there isn't too much of it, Love the gadgets and parking assist is just weird although I'm not sure how much I'll use it.
Today 1000 miles on the clock 55 mpg in and around London very impressive, might turn of lane assist as it beeps at me when I choose to cross the white line and its getting a little on my nerves. Adaptive cruise control works well even on the M25 in rush hour Touch to Go Sat Nav ok but previous Tom Tom go live was more up to date with traffic delays. Car gets lots of admiring looks and I get a few what is it? mouthed to me. I'll post pictures when I get it cleaned and its sunny!

 

[Karmalakas]

might turn of lane assist as it beeps at me when I choose to cross the white line and its getting a little on my nerves

Did you try switching on turn signals as you should? Then lane assist knows you're changing lanes and it shouldn't beep.

 

[Mark]

Auto Headlights also work very well

 

[Mark]

might turn of lane assist as it beeps at me when I choose to cross the white line and its getting a little on my nerves

Did you try switching on turn signals as you should? Then lane assist knows you're changing lanes and it shouldn't beep.

It's only on single track winding roads where I can see the road and choose to cross the white line for a better corner speed.

 

[Subota Boy]

It's only on single track winding roads where I can see the road and choose to cross the white line for a better corner speed.
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The C-HR is so capable on the twisties, which I travel on quite a lot. I did not mind the beeping, but found the steering feel stiffened which was not nice. Turned off and no more problems.

 

[Mark]

It's only on single track winding roads where I can see the road and choose to cross the white line for a better corner speed.

The C-HR is so capable on the twisties, which I travel on quite a lot. I did not mind the beeping, but found the steering feel stiffened which was not nice. Turned off and no more problems.
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Thanks I'll try it, I had noticed the little pull against me thought at first the tyres were following the ruts

 

[MerlyWerly]

First thing I turned off. We have a lot of Cycle lanes in my city so it was going nuts ever time it thought I was going out of lane lol

 

[Subota Boy]

It's only on single track winding roads where I can see the road and choose to cross the white line for a better corner speed.

The C-HR is so capable on the twisties, which I travel on quite a lot. I did not mind the beeping, but found the steering feel stiffened which was not nice. Turned off and no more problems.

Thanks I'll try it, I had noticed the little pull against me thought at first the tyres were following the ruts
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That is exactly what it feels like. I am sure it is very useful if you are tired on the motorway, to set you back into your lane, but with such good steering feel in normal use, it really spoils the experience in narrow roads where you may need all the steering feel available, when pushing on.

 

[Mark]

It's only on single track winding roads where I can see the road and choose to cross the white line for a better corner speed.

The C-HR is so capable on the twisties, which I travel on quite a lot. I did not mind the beeping, but found the steering feel stiffened which was not nice. Turned off and no more problems.

Thanks I'll try it, I had noticed the little pull against me thought at first the tyres were following the ruts

That is exactly what it feels like. I am sure it is very useful if you are tired on the motorway, to set you back into your lane, but with such good steering feel in normal use, it really spoils the experience in narrow roads where you may need all the steering feel available, when pushing on.
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Now turn it off unless on Motorway much better