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Yes that's right, you get a warning in tiny letters on dashboard (that's very difficult to read), when vehicle is close behind while moving, and hazards flash if vehicle is close while stationary.

Yes, exactly right.

Hi Clef, how do you turn them off?

Yes, in stationery traffic, if the vehicle behind you is very close the hazards will flash. It probably does it more often than you realise. A little embarrassing really, I wish it could be deactivated.

Helicopter hovering above, you're in the spotlight.

But that sliding situation could happen with any type of tire. Just the same as a 4 wheel drive. Excellent in the snow, but just as useless as any other car on an ice road, makes no difference.

No, the post had been edited, and no longer reflected the original question, which is why it was removed. Get over it, understand what you've been told.

First I've heard of this, but interested to find out more.

I have managed 62mpg on a long run (motorways). But, on other occasions can be 45 - 50 mpg. It mostly depends how you drive, and weather conditions. If you have heating or air con on, then this takes lots of battery power, which causes the engine to run and burn fuel. You have to learn what...

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Assuming they are electric folding mirrors. The electric mirror twist dial on far right hand side, near door that you turn to adjust the mirrors. It pulls downward to fold, then pull down again to unfold.

Hi Dawn, I'm afraid I have no answers for your problem, but was wondering if you had any further news on this issue?

Very strange.

It does sound like the battery generator switching on, even when standing still, and this creates the noise, and revving effect. But, the lack of regeneration lines on dashboard is very strange.

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