Stonekeeper

Kia ev4 march 26 £25,500 inc fees

If you have not entered your reg in their website at anytime in the past it may not be them?

A piggyback fuse holder on the 12v power socket fuse is probably the best place, I would think a very low risk of voiding the warranty, it would have to be proven that what you did caused the malfunction.

I don't think it was even installed in cars after 2018, cars had esims by then with the sos button so other methods using TPEG internet services where available and New buyers got access for the warranty periods?

The industry found a way to make us have to pay subscriptions? No such thing as a free lunch?

As long as they suit the circumstances the buyer has to address. Created by AI? and the link starts at the list but the whole thing is an interesting and pretty accurate reflection of the market. Particularly the bit where depreciation is addressed relative to the actual prices paid for new vehicles.

I think that was the opportunity to reject the vehicle, or at least get it recorded in the paperwork that they would either forward it on when found or get you another. Once you have accepted one key it is difficult to complain, unless there is something wrong with the car.

I don't think it should. Similar thread here

Not sure about the first locking but all subsequent lockings where because you unlocked it but didn't open the door.

Will this scenario work getting two people, two suitcases, Dog plus food and a mobility scooter from Lancashire to Devon?

Remember this story from 2024 https://news.sky.com/story/man-jailed-after-falsely-claiming-electric-car-was-out-of-control-on-motorway-13569458

Works if the tyres are though 🤣

They should do it again starting at a Gridserve or Applegreen charger

I used to have a dog that would lock the back doors, when they had a button to push down

Skoda includes the Direct TPMS instructions in the manual because they build heavy-duty fleet versions and armoured/high-security variants of the Superb that do require live pressure sensors. However, for standard UK/European consumer models, Skoda only installs the Indirect ABS-based TPMS If your car actually had the system shown in the manual, it would require physical wireless sensor valves inside each wheel. If you have standard rubber or standard metal valves and the car forces you to manually hit 'SET' in the menu, your car has the standard indirect system and will never show the numbers My Skoda has the similar screens for tyre pressure as yours.

The end of the service was determined back in 2011 https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5a7b576a40f0b64646935832/Traffic_and_Travel_Report_1_.pdf

The only tax to have gone down in real terms? It should be 86p a litre now if it had kept pace with inflation

The future for most when gas is gone

In VAT? I definitely don't want a heat pump.

Yesterday 265 mile from Devon to Lancashire (I do not recognise GM because I was born before 1974) used 51.6kw = 5.1 miles/kwh. Details from the Skoda App.

3% 7 mile, you must have nerves of steel 🤣

With mine there is a "bing" and a message stating that i need to start looking for a charger, that quickly goes away leaving an icon with an orange battery symbol, this happens at 20%

Am i right in assuming you think Lennie did the inspection?

It's an Heliport lots of tarmac and concrete.