Recent content by gary333

Not how my car works. Mine often shows no speed at all, yet the sat nav is happily showing the speed of the road.

I'm not sure this has anything to do with what the OP is saying, but just an observation i've had on my car. If the brakes are pressed twice (i.e. brake to a stop then lift foot off brake partly and then press down again) it seems to cancel the autohold. For some reason I seem to come to a stop...

Mine often doesn't show a speed limit even though the sat nav shows the speed limit so it must depend on version. Mines a 2025 but was really made in Nov 2023. My car is happy to pickup signs down side streets and display that. It loves to tell me stretches of dual carriageways are 20 or 30 mph...

Maybe they don't want to upset you. I'm John Bull with people so they don't mind insulting me :)

I've always liked gold coloured cars, but it appears this is another colour society doesn't like either.

Apart from my partner, everyone who's an adult has hated my Orange MG4. I did get from my 6 year old girl "ooh, that's much nicer orange than I thought it would be". So it does appear the kids are more happy than the adults.

OMG, i had no idea this was even possible with these "blackboxes". Why not just charge you more money. Usually having a policy cancelled is indeed a reason for other insurance companies to look upon you negatively. Hopefully in this case you can argue with Hastings about unfair treatment and get...

They can certainly repair, they probably just think they can rip the customer off. I've had a few tyres repaired over the years on lease cars that have maintenance included and they have had no issue repairing punctures. Each time i asked "i thought you couldn't repair a tyre once the gunk was...