Content by tsedge in November, 2025

Sometimes there are plastic covers under which less frequent maintenance items can be found.

That's exactly it. What they deliver depends on the voltage. The current carrying capacity of the cables is limited by the heat, which depends on the current squared, so higher voltage is why you can get twice the power somebody else can.

I've been told the ADAS settings can be saved, but I don't have the details on how. They do revert each drive but you can recalled saved settings. There may be some things you can't save due to NCAP/EU law such as speed limit monitoring. The review seems ok but the reviewer seems to be...

Yes. There's a big safety margin of course, car tyres very rarely blowout these days.

I humbly apologise for my inappropriate outburst of French. What is more appropriate...? Ah... Sealbh math dhuit.

Ah... I was deceived by the "stop worrying" option on your poll! So you simply like to exhaust the possibilities in discussion in advance of making a decision, then? Fine. I've said everything I have to contribute. Bon chance!

I think you're missing my point, so I won't labour it. Enjoy your SOH tests, all these measurements do seem to give people new interests to follow. I'll continue to drive happily without knowledge of my SOH, knowing and trusting my car's range.