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Jonno

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  1. Thanks SurreyJohn So the brochure supercedes the configurator which does make sense. In any event I will confirm the exact specifications with the dealer when the time comes. Just got to go out and have a look and book a test drive. Will be interesting to compare to my 2021 Mustang Mach E AWD Long Range. Love the car but hate the number of recalls so far. Thanks for your help.
  2. After a very long time I might be coming back to the Skoda fold. The confusing trim options and other options are still with us so nothing has changed since 2012... I configurated both an Enyaq Coupe Sportline and a VRS. The Maxx package in the Sportline specified a leather steering wheel as did the VRS which basically includes the Maxx package as standard. The online brochure for the Maxx package states " Maxx Package (includes Transport Package) (over Advanced Package). Park assist with remote park assist. Trained parking. Dynamic chassis control. Progressive dynamic steering. 3-spoke artificial leather heated sports multifunction steering wheel with paddles for recuperation level selection. Electrically adjustable front passenger seat with memory function and power adjustable lumbar support. Massage function for front passenger seat." So, does anyone know which is correct? I'm not bothered about leather in any part of the car as I'm past all that thinking that leather is a requirement. If Ford, Tesla, Polestar, Volvo and Xpeng can provide heated artificial leather steering wheels then why not Skoda? (There may be other manufacturers as well that I'm not aware of). No point in contacting a dealer as they'll only tell me what I want to hear.

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