Stonekeeper

Found this if it helps

Works well right up to the moment they don't

Beware of dealers who include the first year in the list price of a used car , the supplement applies from year 2 to 6

That's how i defrost my car whilst having breakfast in the winter

?

To be able to sit in the vehicle with heat for 6 hours without the engine running i think you would need an aux heater that used fuel.

Or if you need something big

I know. I see them all hogging the middle lanes following each other like sheep congesting the Motorway networks.

There is nothing in that package i would want either.

Is it not in the "Travel assist" package?

Interesting but start a t4 min to avoid the sponsor

E-UP Only available in Yorkshire?

Not certain this is the exact bulb used but this one is expected to last 12 years? https://www.amazon.com/Philips-PWY24WNAHTRC1-HiperVision-Bulb/dp/B07JR3G4HB

Doesn't work if they leave the handbrakes on 😂

Bet it can't do what this silver car does? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN6MqsBombA

Do you not normally have to push the button first?

Going back to your original question and now having read what you use it for my answer would be yes Given that your limit is 1800kg. You cannot fill the trailer to it's capacity by 200kg The trailer itself looks substantial and it's own weight will possibly not leave you much payload left to put in it.

Since November 15, 2021, anybody with a Category B car driver's licence has been allowed to tow a trailer grossing at up to 3.5 tonnes with a light commercial grossing at up to 3.5 tonnes. Before that date only drivers who had passed their car test prior to January 1, 1997, were permitted to do so. Drivers who obtained their licence since then had been obliged to take a separate test to obtain a category BE entitlement if they wanted to haul a trailer grossing at above 750kg with a 3.5-tonner. Bear in mind that while the driving licence entitlement you hold may allow you to tow a 3.5-tonne trailer, limits are imposed on how much weight the towing vehicle is allowed to pull by the manufacturer. https://www.fleetnews.co.uk/fleet-management/best-practices/towing-know-your-limits

Could be good for those who want a full battery every morning. It must be better for the battery to be charged from low capacity than from half full. Plug it in when you come home the grid takes back the 50% not used at peak time, paying you more than you paid for it, then fully charges it for morning?

That's what i thought The only "recent" change was in 2021 when Towing a trailer did not require a special licence up to a MAM of 3,500kg. The only thing i can think the "friend" has heard/realised is that his car can tow up to it's own unladen weight and not just 85% of it which is recommended but not compulsory. Many are told this 85% figure by Caravan forum people and think it's a law.

Have you a link for this rule change? I tow a caravan and would like to be able to work out what car i need when i change it now.

https://www.catcar.info/audivw/?lang=en&l=c3RzPT17IjEwIjoiQnJhbmQiLCIyMCI6IlNLT0RBIiwiNDAiOiJPY3RhdmlhIEV1cm9wZSIsIjUwIjoiMjAxOSIsIjYwIjoiRWxlY3RyaWNzIiwiNzAiOiI5MDcwMCJ9fHxzdD09NzB8fGJyYW5kPT1za3x8bWFya2V0PT1DWnx8bWRsPT1PQ1QgIHx8RXBpcz09ODA1fHxFaW5zYXR6PT0yMDE5fHxNYWluR3JvdXA9PTl8fEJpbGR0YWZlbD09OTA3MDB8fEdyYWZpaz09MDkwNzE1Nzgw Probably need other parts too

Doesn't the Enyaq start at around £38,000 Why not go electric if you are spending that kind of money?

https://www.rsa.ie/road-safety/road-users/professional-drivers/vehicle-safety-legislation/light-trailers/towing-and-vehicle-towing-capacity

The Superb brochure in April 23 implies there is a brolly in both front doors? https://www.skoda.co.uk/_doc/71165c49-62c5-4f74-b29a-be6ad40d7373