Recent content by Harbour

...and it's the smallest format owners manual I have encountered, very sensible size

According to paperwork in our car, it was manufactured at the end of November last year, so there must have been quite a stockpile of cars hanging around in China waiting for "chips", I hope this means the catchup is well under way.

Six months to the day after our deposit was taken, I handed over the rest of the money! Mrs H becomes another member of #teamBlue. After chugging home in the traffic (without the "chug"), I think Adaptive Cruise Control is the best thing since sliced bread!

If you need to, then it is fairly quick to remove the rear bench seat cushion which give more scope for the backs to go down

Our car was "in the country" on 3rd Feb! We honestly thought we would have it before March, but silence prevailed. We phoned for news every week or 10 days. At one point we were told the dealers were waiting a final car to make up their transporter shipment. We chased again on Friday last week...

We spoke to our dealer today 3rd Feb. The car has been on order since 16th September, and has now reached our shores. The dealer expected us to delay delivery until 1st March for the new "22" plates, but we said we would only delay if it was close (maybe 10 days or less) to the month end...

I think pressing the brake pedal actually does not - at first - apply brakes, but allows the wheels to spin the motor creating regen instead. I believe it does this because the car is more "drive by wire" and complicated alogrithms are in play, so the ECU decides what method to use to slow the...

I thought a double tug on the interior door handle would unlock/open the door?

I watched our salesman struggle to latch the rear seat in a showroom car (which was awaiting pre delivery inspection). It took a might slam to get it to click in. As we don't have our car yet I cannot advise further but would expect there to be some small adjustments in the latch mechanism to...