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thanks both, I guess that makes sense. The last car she had, the Toledo had regular bulbs for DRLs and a separate bulb for sidelights. Switching sidelights on switched off the DRLs and turned on the sidelights. So you can see why I'm confused. My Leon has auto lights so I never generally think about it.

Hi all, late to the Citigo party but new member here.... The wife's new 2019 Citigo SE L in tungsten metallic, just picked it up on Thursday. One previous owner. 21k miles. I believe it's the 74bhp model. Takes a bit getting used to coming from a Seat Toledo 1.6TDi as that was reasonably pokey. I drive a 2019 Leon FR estate. Nice amount of kit on it, electric mirrors, parking sensors, heated seats. I was planning switching the grill to a Monte Carlo grille and surround, front splitter, rear spoiler and diffuser but we'll see. Why didn't we buy a Monte Carlo you may ask? Well, she hated the red interior and I wasn't keen on the go faster stripes. Also, prefer this colour, in our opinion it's the best colour. Also need to buy a space saver and jack as I hate having only the repair kit. Quick question, on the facelift model, do the sidelights do anything? I switch them on and can't see any change from the front lights - only the tail lights come on. Switching to dipped headlights, they come on as do main beam on a separate bulb. I can't see any sidelight bulb looking into the lights from the outside. Do they actually have sidelights or is the daytime running lights enough. But confused. The manual isn't clear.