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Definitely... followed by "Paradise by the dashboard (warning) light"

Well, if we're getting personal, how about... "We'll meet again" by Vera Lynn for the other Mr. B in this thread? "Let's say goodbye with a smile, dear Just for a while dear we must part Don't let this parting upset you I'll not forget you, sweetheart We'll meet again Don't know where Don't...

Hmm.. the cynic in me wonders what evidence Tracker have for this. Funny that a warning just happens to come from a company that is then promoting their own product to counteract the issue ;) And whether 'Nathalie Middleton' from Fleetworld actually checked the validity of this claim and put...

Ouch! So, £84.95 x 60 months = £5,097 off please :)

When at 70mph... "Cum on feel the noize", Slade "Love at first feel", AC/DC "It Ain't What You Do (It's the Way That You Do It)", Bananarama

I thought they measure fuel flow by knowing injector flow rate + rpm + opening times of injector. Then combine that with either speed for instantaneous mpg display or distance for average consumption since last reset. So should be pretty accurate - my BMW (diesel... am I allowed to say that...

🤞 - keep us updated.

Fingers crossed it may work out OK, if it has been serviced and you get hold of the service invoice. But in my mind something still doesn't add up. When the dealer purchased the vehicle they surely would have checked service history and adjusted their buy-price accordingly? For example, as...

Just thinking outside the box here... do plug-in-hybrids show petrol consumption as well as miles per kWh on their dash? If so, presumably they must somehow ignore distance powered by electric motor as that would have come from externally charged power. If that is the case (and just guessing...

I thought that under 30km/h (so approx. 19mph) the MG will apply brakes itself, but over 30km/h it will warn first and then brake if you don't brake or accelerate? But I might be wrong, only recalling what I have read on here. I suspect (as @decrep) says that the wheels won't actually lock -...

Interesting. Do you have that in writing? If I understand you correctly MG UK customer services are saying you could have a car that is (for example) 5 years old without having had any servicing done. And then just take it for a service at an MG dealer and it would be covered on the...

Out of interest, not that this may change the course of action, but is:- a) the salesman now claiming he didn't say the car had a full service history, or b) is he admitting he said that, but is now admitting he was wrong? I'm thinking if it was (b) then surely you could additionally claim -...

Did the dealership express any mention of the 7 year warranty, even verbally, when you were initially looking at the car?

@gdog quickly denies that he has a large coat and claims he has never ever worn a woolly hat ☃️

This ^^^^ I'm not a lawyer, but I believe an employee acting on behalf of a business would commit the business, but probably more hassle than it is worth if it became a legal wrangle in the future. Dealerships are not large corporations - it would make sense to insist on the manager of the...

Hmm... if someone steals my bag it's more likely they could find my house from ID / paperwork in my bag than finding a random car that they keys match and then using the car's satnav to find my house. If I were a burglar, I'd just jemmy a window open when no-one is at home rather than the 3...

That makes no sense, for the reasons @Coulomb mentioned above 🤷‍♀️ Maybe MG just employed some redundant VW engineers from 2015, who had learnt the skills of making cars appear more efficient than they are? :ROFLMAO:

:giggle: - full moon luminosity is about 1/100000 to 1/400000th of the sun, so you'd need a large PV array to get 1W. But one can observe some open circuit voltage on the panels on a clear night as someone posted in this thread... https://diysolarforum.com/threads/lunar-energy.92695/post-1292653

Likely due to "cloud edge effect". Also lower temperatures will increase output; typical temp coefficient will be around -0.25% per degree C. Edited... BB beat me to it :)

Surely the whole point of 'alert only' is that it just warns you, rather than stopping :unsure: