sussamb

Well you see those in your wing mirrors...

Unfortunately they just see down the sides and not behind the box body of the ambulance

I've had manuals all my life but when I got my Kamiq over a year ago I bought the 1.5 with DSG. Very happy with it, very smooth in auto mode and you can use it in manual mode if you wish.

Crikey, what extra does that give?

Upgrade to what?

Our nearly 6 year old Karoq has never had this issue and our one year old Kamiq is also fine. I suspect salt air doesn't help, but certainly a good dab on the brakes occasionally should keep them from suffering too much.

Always find it amazing that these days with the on board telemetry garages are still unable to resolve an issue like this.

You just tuck the cable in, no need for the mini plug to be pushed through anything

I was agreeing with StEdmund

No need. You can route it underneath the dash and then up the pillar without removing the dash end panel.

The fuse box you need is the one behind the glove box

I agree ... no point paying for something that might never happen

Ah well that doesn't happen in a car that just has normal CC.

Normal CC doesn't as it doesn't adjust the speed set

Normal CC doesn't use any sensors though so maybe a software glitch resolved by the stop and restart

Well detail given above so at least now you know. Enjoy your Kamiq, I love mine.

Always worth reading the manual as it answers most things https://www.manualslib.com/manual/978932/Skoda-Superb.html?page=156 That's for the Superb, can't find the relevant one on line but it's the same in my Kamiq printed manual

Not sure what you mean?

Ah ok, just need to be on the brakes a little earlier. The car will creep forward unless you control it with the brake pedal

Buy the Skoda one?

Something is wrong with your technique or the car if it's launching you up a slope!

Don't believe the DRLs can be switched off

I always do, saves expecting someone else to do it for you

They do, but no rear view mirror unlike cars

Many cars these days have flat beams ... so they don't aim either left or right.