Recent content by MG4cherry

Thanks for the clear answer.

Hypothetical question! Driving along at say 70mph the front seat passenger sees the driver has fainted, can he slow the car or bring the car to a halt by switching the gear selector to "N" ? (Even if damage was to occur)

That's different from my new one and former one!

I had cause to reload the iSmart App a few days ago. It's much improved and a better layout. I'm sure there's more info too

Just completed a 5 week 2,500 mile trip. Perth to Brighton. Then Dieppe to Venice area, back via Ijmuiden/Newcastle. Car was perfect on Autobahns, mountain passes etc. All charging went well, Ionity with subscription as little as €0.37 per kw. Full charge at hotels €6 to €16. Average 3.4 miles...

Hi I had the same problem. Aircon failed when in Europe at 30°, battery overheated, couldn't charge with CCS afterwards. Had new Aircon complete, never sorted. I think it damages insulation somewhere and is a serious issue. I got my local dealer (not the vendor) to take it in for another newer...

My news for you is not good! The noise got worse and the dealer replaced the complete Aircon unit. This was two days before I set off for Italy. The Aircon lasted 30 miles before it failed to provide refrigerated air. It was a disaster of a journey. The temperature in Germany was 30+°. All the...

i sorted this for £7 !

exactly! I did expect it and it was only £200 more. But it's an added to cost to consider.......

Thanks all... it's looking good when driving "normally" but the insurance is a hike over the LR

Thanks for the reply. Maybe this is difficult to say but what range would you get mainly motorways in good weather, I think my range in the LR is about 220.

Thinking of swapping Trophy LR for Xpower. Is there a big difference in range when driven moderately?

My Aircon doesn't get very cold. So, question.... When you "re-engage" the aircon do you keep it on ECO or resume normal settings?

I had to Google who says that... I thought it was Dick Emery. Anyway I got confused as to which was farther or further, "Long" or "Extended"… So here is a full clarification: "To lengthen is to make longer, either in a material or an immaterial sense: to lengthen a dress. To extend is to...

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