Recent content by Wizard of Oz

It would be there on all colours, of course. White just makes it particularly noticeable.

It's a stealth drone - you won't see or hear it.:)

I had a red Ford Focus, made in Germany. The software car was white, same as the MG. Who cares?

I had to look up the name of the place (I just knew where it was, and they don't have a website)... "Premier Automotive Paints" on Beach Road, Malaga. All your needs and more, from touch ups through to spraypainting, and the bloke behind the counter doesn't mind giving you a rundown on how to do...

The place I used didn't use a paint code. They had some sort of scanner that they waved over the car, and that seemed to tell them what was required. As I said, a perfect match.

Do you have automotive paint suppliers near you? I got a small touch up bottle mixed up. Took the apprentice about 10 minutes to put all the "tinters" in it and shake it up. But it was a perfect match. You can try one of this guy's methods if feeling confident. "Quickest Way to Repair Car...

I never knew a rear light was such a big deal until getting this car. I would not have even noticed there isn't one back there if people on here didn't keep mentioning it! I couldn't even tell you if my previous car had one or not.🤷‍♂️

It didn't work all that well on the Focus I had previously, so I'm assuming it's a hit or miss system in most cars. I've even seen two different types of limit not recognised "dashes". Given speed limit signs seem to have a slightly different format around the world, it's probably not too...

Ariel, Prospero, Caliban... Which character from the Tempest is your next car...?:)

I had my first instance last week. An idiot was running across road in the opposite lane from me. I thought he was about to stop on the median strip, and was easing off the accelerator and considering the brakes, when the car made my mind up for me. Pulled up pretty quickly, I have to say.

If you flick between, say, sport and normal mode you can see the range adjust immediately. The same for putting the AC on or off, as Siteguru says. What does surprise me is you only having 407km at "full" in a 64. I get a guesstimate of 400km at 100% with AC off in my 51.

Looks like something (acidic?) has splashed on it. Although, interestingly, it doesn't seem to be affecting the silver areas.

Nice work. You've even managed to incorporate the creases leather seats seem to develop over time.:D

I wish I could work out why there is a 50% chance of the radio being on the next time I get into the car. If it's off when I shut the car down, it stays off the next time I start up. If it's on, however, it's a toss of the coin the next time. I don't think I'm doing anything differently each...

Worth a try. You can't exactly fix that peeling. There are people getting the plain black ones replaced here in Australia if/when they show weathering that can be polished off.