love it, but then i only get to drive it at weekends so still getting used to all the gadgets, plus i still have my convertable
Alex I want to see pics as yours is the same as I am gettingAlexr said:I will let my signature do the talking.
I can sense your excitement. For piccies see my post here http://www.chrforums.uk/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=175#p734 (under Introductions - Got it today on Jan 20.MerlyWerly said:Alex I want to see pics as yours is the same as I am gettingAlexr said:I will let my signature do the talking.Pretty please!
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Touch wood I haven't had this issue yet and I have been in some pretty heavy rain, so I am hoping that they can fix it for you.IslandCHR said:Love the car..
But....If the dealer can't fix the collision alarm going off continuously when its wet when you do not have any cars in front of you , then I have an unusable car and I will be rejecting it, handing it back under the 30 day rule and getting my money back...
I always now wipe the front emblem before a drive and haven't had the issue reoccur since.IslandCHR said:Love the car..
But....If the dealer can't fix the collision alarm going off continuously when its wet when you do not have any cars in front of you , then I have an unusable car and I will be rejecting it, handing it back under the 30 day rule and getting my money back...
I mean mostly external sources like sand, stones, diesel cars. :lol: The brakes also are quite noisy because their friction is amplified by the bare metal. Once the weather warms enough and I have the time, this will be solved for less than £200.insomnia said:I think major noise comes from e-cvt. Or you mean cracking sounds?
Could you tell us how you will solve it?JulianoG said:Obviously you have eagle eyes. Not a problem for me.
I mean mostly external sources like sand, stones, diesel cars. :lol: The brakes also are quite noisy because their friction is amplified by the bare metal. Once the weather warms enough and I have the time, this will be solved for less than £200.insomnia said:I think major noise comes from e-cvt. Or you mean cracking sounds?