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Maybe an idea to ring and check, but the current brochure says yes

Does a mk 2 fabia 2011 have drls?

The ban on rear privacy glass is under review in Manchester at the moment so it's probably as well to hang on? The 10 year rule for existing PH holders is also 1st April 2026

Latest BMW I9 operating system

There is a lot of car production linked or tied to China https://www.automotivemanufacturingsolutions.com/regions/china-european-us-and-japanese-vehicle-manufacturers-rebalance-production-and-supply-chains/44066.article

Kia recommend you don't keep charging it up at every opportunity? https://www.kiavictoria.ca/seven-biggest-mistakes-people-make-with-their-ev-battery-that-will-cost-you/

The new Mini cooper ev has air con controls on the touchscreen. So will you not upgrade when the time comes

When refuelling from empty i put the fuel cap into the handle so i don't have to hold it. It cuts off when full. But there isn't enough time to go for a coffee or the loo

I didn't mention firmware

Personally i would only reset to factory settings in extreme circumstances because it would also remove any software updates that may have been applied since shipping.

Definitely. the dealer should have deleted phones and sat nav recent locations etc if fitted.

My situation is the opposite The EVS that are suitable are un-affordable

I would guess you have deleted contacts in the contact list but not deleted the telephones in the memory Check the paired devices list and delete them there?

They could have re-badged them to Q4 later The car wow video is a 19 plate not sure if it was smaller? the Q4 was not launched until June 21 for that 71 plaate

Maybe someone could build a hydrogen powered car with a 30kw battery that you can also plug in? We would need more than 11 hydrogen refilling stations though. JCB are looking at a fleet of hydrogen delivery vehicles to fuel plant.

It definitely wasn't a phev because i asked if it was fully electric first before we got into where he had driven it from. he did say it was over £70,000 though because i remember thinking how much diesel the extra cost would buy

I thought it was am A3 as it passed the window of our Caravan but it must have been this, i didn't pay any attention to it after i heard the range.

I admire your ability to look at both mirrors at the same time.

Also as SUVs are higher off the ground they don't see the Child that walked behind you on a supermarket car park

My ice vehicle does use more fuel when towing but i can still take 1400kg to Cornwall from Lancashire without refueling When an ev can do that i will get onboard. Or if they get to 200mile and i see evidence that all the caravans on a service station on a Bank holiday weekend can recharge. Last year we went to site in Norfolk met a man with an audi a3 electric, i was very interested until he said he had come from Lincoln, recharged at Kings Lynn and needed to find a charger at the site.

here is a newer thread

I have a dual wet clutch automatic albeit from Ford not Skoda. But i would not buy another without knowing it's service history. If serviced on time and driven correctly there is no reason that i can find that they shouldn't last the lifetime of the car .

Brand new 4x4 with tow bar Diesel £50,975 otr https://www.skoda.co.uk/apps/stock/carDetail/GBR2608504057992023?CarType=N&Drive=2&Exterior=Aa&Fuel=D&Model=BIBH&Sort=PRICE_SALE&SortDirection=DESC Don't appear to be able to configure a MK 2 yet https://www.skoda.co.uk/new-cars/teaser/all-new-kodiaq

The Kodiaq mk2 is bigger than its predecessor, offering more space inside for passengers and luggage. The car has a boxier and more imposing design, but the new body is also said to improve aerodynamics. Five and seven seat configurations will be offered, as before, but will more boot space. In the five-seater version, luggage space has grown by 75 litres to 910 litres without folding the rear seats down. The seven-seater now holds 340 litres behind the third row of seats, 70 more than before. The PHEV has a 745-litre boot capacity. A new interior architecture, shared with the upcoming Skoda Superb, utilises a new 10-inch central infotainment touchscreen. Skoda has elected to retain a conventional array of controls beneath the screen for climate and audio functions. A 13-inch display, along with a 14-speaker Canton surround sound system, will be optionally available. https://www.fleetnews.co.uk/news/manufacturer-news/2023/06/26/skoda-adds-plug-in-hybrid-powertrain-to-new-kodiaq-line-up Current Mk1 s available https://www.skoda.co.uk/apps/stock/carSearch?EquipmentLine=BIBHCG&Model=BIBH&Sort=PRICE_SALE&SortDirection=DESC Nearly new used don't appear to have dropped in price much so your best bet might be new from stock as Skoda try to shift theirs.