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There are probably many cars coming off their 2 year PCP contracts at the moment so might be worth looking at auctions or the bulk dealers (e.g., Arnold Clark) as there should be plenty of choice and a good few low mileage examples (mine went back with less than 6k on the clock). I'm pretty sure...
Artist/Album/Track with tracks in 01..., 02..., 03... format mp3 files used to work for me in the left-hand USB port. 256GB Sandisk with 17,000 tracks would have been impossible without it retaining the stick contents. I have a vague memory that it only worked in the front left-hand USB port.
Possibly an MG quirk. Can't remember exactly how my MG4 behaved but it was left in a dark garage unlocked (as there was no point having the alarm on draining the 12V battery in a locked garage). Other makes wait for a time-out after the key has gone out of range then shut the car down, some only...
That's the ridiculousness (?) of registration plates, you can effectively put a 25 plate on a 23 car because it works from date of registration rather than manufacture (and can cause a lot of confusion with faults affecting cars manufactured during a specific period). Not sure how manufacturers...
Widening the argument a little ... the UK government gives fossil fuel companies significant subsidies to exploit oil fields in the North Sea, so it's only fair to tax fossil fuels at the pump to get back the subsidies. The initial subsidies for EVs are no longer very significant and typical to...
From memory, the MG4 used to release the cable when I opened the passenger door even though the car was unlocked. it is an annoying "feature" when some makes fit a very handy button in the charging dock that releases the cable irrespective of anything else.
Absolutely. When I had a petrol mower (no sensible wireless electrics available and a large area to cut) the annual service used to cost as much as buying another mower (similar financial ownership profile to electric car ownership). No regrets going electric (free fuel from solar panels) and...
If the grass gets too long I have found it best to use the highest setting for the first cut, then reduce the height by one notch for each successive cut until you reach the lowest height that doesn't touch the earth. It's only a battery mower so it won't have the power of a mains model. Once...
Probably also depends on which service it is. My first service consisted of software updates so not really a service at all (unless you include the obligatory use of your car as a target for a cursory jet wash - usually just makes a clean car wet). I suspect nearly all ex-lease and ex-PCP cars...
No. The service was due in June. As I started the returns negotiation in May it wasn't due at the start of the process and while in the middle of getting a return date it didn't make sense to book the service as it probably wouldn't happen (given there's usually a lead time of about a month at...
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