TonyD

Hi Darryl Your car will have cornering lights as standard. The LED fitted headlights dont move like the old xenon but have additional LED's that light up on cornering aren't as obvious as the old system. You might notice it clearer when going at 30 as the left led lights up the cerb

You could do a image search on the internet for the specific radio station. Look for resolution of 500x500 and save to your usd card. Should look ok

Hi. We need a bit more info. Is your car a diesel and does it have climate control?

Collision warning not a fault. The front sensor picked up something too close to the car.

If you have satnav then it will adjust the headlights automatically. If not then you can change manually in car settings-lights-R or L traffic

The satnav also has traffic advice announcements on the Amundsen even if TP is switched off. Check in nav settings

Swipe the offending message off to the left on the Amundsen to delete

Fuel pipes tapping is a common cause of rattles

Set to split screen. At the top of the box touch arrow and this will open an options box.Choose directions option and you are done

I have a Samsung S9 on O2 and I find that I need to activate its mobile hotspot as well as wifi to get it to connect

The Skoda update portal has a file to download with new radio logos

Sorry martinzet but I must disagree with you, my 2019 Vrs does have the button. When pressed a large options screen comes up on the Amundsen infotainment screen.

My wife's car is a Fabia Monte Carlo in rallye green and it looks stunning in a small car. I have seen a Vrs in the same colour and it's just not right. Mine is a black Vrs estate

I think it's more likely to be a hybrid vrs a bit like the Golf GTE but rather than 1.5 +electric using the 1.8 + electric drive for about 290bhp bearing in mind the e expectation that the next Golf R will be >400bhp and that the new Cupra R ST is 365bhp

I have a 245 with 1200 miles on the clock. Just averaged 44mpg on trip from Bristol to Nottingham. Local runs it's about 36.