billycann

Well I hate to depress you all, but I had my Scout in for its first service at the beginning of December. Asked again about a Bolero update; service took the normal amount of time and the Bolero update about the same again! Now it accesses the card (8gb) in about 3 seconds and starts playing straight away after that!!! Didn't do anything to the card regarding folders, etc. It was exactly the same as when the car went in for the service. Now it might take 2 seconds to offer the whole card for playing. Choose an album and it plays virtually straight away! Just how it should be, I'd say. Simply crap programming originally. Good luck folks! Looking forward to the Superb Scout!

That's my point. Isn't it a bit daft that you need to either open the door or turn on the ignition to see the clock? Surely it would be better to always have it on when the key is in, for example, or have a clock on the Bolero screen.

billycann / Candy White / 2.0 TDi / Dec 09 (facelift) Raised boot floor, spare wheel. Really wish I'd remembered xenons and Maxidot!!!

Hi folks. I've got a late 2009 (facelift) Scout TDi without Maxidot and I was wondering if there's a way of showing the clock on the central display without having to turn on the ignition each time. It must be the most annoying thing I can find on an otherwise (almost) perfect car. I've also got issues with the SD card taking so long to catalog and find music, but I consider that to be sloppy programming and therefore easily fixable when they get round to it.