eccleshill

It isn't a speed limiter it is a speed warning. You set a max speed (default will be your current speed when you set it) and if that is exceeded you get a warning bong. It stays sett until you cancel or change it.

If only everything was as reliable as a VW... Hmmm... In 45 years driving I have only ever had 3 cars (all 2-5yrs old at the time) that broke down and left me by the roadside : 1981 VW Polo that let me down twice - first with a blocked jet in the carb, second with a failed oil pump 1988 VW Polo that let me down once - failed fuel pump 2000 Renault Megane - pulley sheared off the alternator Those are the only 2 VW's I ever had! From memory I've had Morris, Hillman, 4 Fords, Chrysler, Citroen, 2 VWs, Fiat, Renault, 2 Nissans, Toyota, 3 Skodas plus various Honda and Kawasaki motorcycles. Most or all had minor niggles but none except the 2 VWs and the Renault left me by the roadside. So, if everything was as reliable as my VW's I would have been left by the roadside not 4 times but around 30 times.

Had to laugh at that one! I haven't played a CD in car since my 2006 Octavia with in-boot CD autochanger went in 2010. The replacement had an MDI interface that I plugged an HDD with 100's of my CDs ripped to MP3. It had an inbuilt CD autochanger that was used precisely once - to play a National Trust audio guide CD as we followed the long drive to Calke Abbey. When I specified my Roomster I ordered the Amundsen, not for the sat nav, but because it had an SD card slot. Again all the downloads and ripped CD's fit on 3x32GB SD cards. I never played a CD in 7 years. For the record, however, I do cling to some old technology. I still have 4 35mm film cameras that get occasional use, a load of LPs, 45's and cassettes and even a few 78's