Raymondo981
Guest of the Club
Hi All,
I went for an easy drive today expecting sunny 2 degree centigrade weather, but typical British (and Yorkshire) Weather yielded snow! Even though I wasn't pushing the car, it was obvious to tell it is a very special car. The attention to detail on the interior is phenomenal. Roll on summer for some proper driving.
The quirks:
1) When I got home, I noted all four lights had condensation. Looking on the net, I've found lots of article saying it's "normal" due to them being vented for rears, but not the fronts.
2) Driving back when the snow was coming down, the front left parking sensor went off, went off repeatedly and loudly. At first I thought it was someone using their horn as it was that loud and then spotted the sensor red warning on the nav screen! It would stop and a few seconds later it would start up again. At a set of lights, I got out to wipe the front and it did stop, but so did the snowfall. Does this sound normal?
Ray
I went for an easy drive today expecting sunny 2 degree centigrade weather, but typical British (and Yorkshire) Weather yielded snow! Even though I wasn't pushing the car, it was obvious to tell it is a very special car. The attention to detail on the interior is phenomenal. Roll on summer for some proper driving.
The quirks:
1) When I got home, I noted all four lights had condensation. Looking on the net, I've found lots of article saying it's "normal" due to them being vented for rears, but not the fronts.
2) Driving back when the snow was coming down, the front left parking sensor went off, went off repeatedly and loudly. At first I thought it was someone using their horn as it was that loud and then spotted the sensor red warning on the nav screen! It would stop and a few seconds later it would start up again. At a set of lights, I got out to wipe the front and it did stop, but so did the snowfall. Does this sound normal?
Ray