bikesteve44 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 04, 2025 7:09 pm but not in the ultimate spec

No, but are all the gizmos in the ultimate spec worth the price, plus another £2k over 5 years, I had heated seats in my previous car, used them a couple of times and that was it, prefer to adjust my seats manually, so there's several things I can do without

bikesteve44 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 26, 2025 12:41 pm main reason i changed was because of the draconian road tax rules for cars over £40000

You can get a full fat self charging for under £40k book price

Whatever is causing that is a warranty issue, as mentioned above get the dealer to sort it

I have a 74 plate advanced and use the spec limiter all the time, it gets turned on at the same time as Lane assist gets turned off, I find it really easy to use, and if you stick to the limit, then very few beeps

If the brakes failed, how did you perform an emergency stop?

The only bit that updated on mine was the map (74 plate advanced facelift), although that still isn't as up to date as the version that bluelink uses

Hello All, Following the return of the car, the replaced parts, and an email to dealer, it transpires that rather than the "clutch fork" itself it is the "forks" or "fingers" on the pressure plate that were at fault. I will post a picture for comment next week as the p...

When I fill my 74 plate advanced hybrid it's saying about 500 miles range, but after a while looking at miles done + remaining, I reckon it's closer to 480,quite happy with that

Kris62 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 4:07 pm Any idea on the total update time, and was it one continuous update or did you turn the car off at any time and let the update resume at next start up ?

I should think total time was about 2 hours in all, and yes I turned off and resumed a couple of times

All updated now, got a skittles better map, showing the estate I live on