@HarJac2@rosemeyer1939@countcube Probably means it’ll move without the engine on. I’m assuming it’s a hybrid. Combine that with it being an automatic and, if you’ve got stop/start enabled and auto hold disabled, you could move away when you lift off the brake without the engine starting. maybe. Still stupid.
@AutoInfatuation@Willzzon If it’s anything like my diesel Range Rover, as well as being at good temp you also need to be sitting at a decent speed (above 45? Can’t remember exactly) eg on the motorway for about 15 mins for it to regen properly
@ChimeraX2021@AutoPap@LeShuttle Was trying to book a crossing for mid-July. School holidays admittedly but never seen it so expensive before. I did a crossing a couple of weeks ago too and that was the same thing when I booked back in April: ferry £200, tunnel £500
@DanielCars05@CJRocks979897 I dunno. I had one for a while in ‘17 and the only time it sounded good was on a cold start for about 10s. Other than that could have been driving any F10 once you got over the acceleration. Lovely car for a eurotrip but didn’t love it overall
@TedWelford The Taycan nav crashes constantly if you have the real-time charge planning enabled (kinda the point in an EV…) Porsche denied it was an issue for ages, now finally admit it and are ‘working on a fix’
@adrianfclarke The dash binnacle is excellent, as is the centre console. Then they ruined it by lazily sticking an ipad on the dash. Why is the central screen not integrated? It looks like an afterthought.
@classiccarguru1@vee8design@MysteriosoX Where are you getting this information Darren? Show me a https://t.co/9eQ6eA0EHj source please, not a newspaper or the RAC