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VW ID. 3 (rear wheel drive) :First Drive by Fully Charged. Youtube vid.

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Chill guys...

 

Long and short it sounds like the ID3 at the dealer was a bad example as in something wasn't right with it.

It makes little difference even then as the touchscreen to turn driver things off is just dangerous.

 

If Gizmno can tell of a way to turn things off safely (single press ideally) whilst driving, such as the mental lane assist then that might change my opinions of course :)

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