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I'm guessing that would have been remedied now. Will do, thanks. Yes, to me too. I had an Octavia Rudolph bought new in 2002 which had persistent issues with a faulty alternator, battery and headlamp. I was surprised there were so many quality issues, but as ever, things can go wrong with cars...

I could be mistaken, but it looks like An Teallach. Stopped on the 832 in the 80s to consider walking up, but chickened out.

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I'm looking at the 82kWh SE-L.

As that's top of my EV pick list, do tell! What issues should I look out for and what is it about the dealer service?

Just seen this. Will approach Mrs S with the idea. Thanks.

Being serious for a second, we have two trains of thought at the moment. I'm firmly in the EV camp, and top of my list is the Enyaq. Mrs S is havering (which is different to procrastinating...:ROFLMAO:) and wants to consider hybrids, maybe the Geely. I think if we were to have a hybrid, it...

Don't hold back... :ROFLMAO:

I had an obnoxious car dealer once say that to me. (I'm not for one minute suggesting that you are obnoxious!). I got up and walked out. As I got to the door, I could hear him saying "Now let's not be hasty..." I didn't even look back. So, I can do some things without procrastinating!

Not when you've been doing it your whole life.... :ROFLMAO: Buying things like large appliances or mobile phones or cars means I have to make lists and compare everything down to the last detail. "This is good", you're thinking...but then I discover that the replacement item doesn't have a...

I'm a dreadful procrastinator at the best of times, but now I'm frozen with fear...

Don't shoot me, people! I've been looking at a car that is neither an MG nor an EV... The Geely Starray hybrid caught my eye for two reasons. One, because it has a long EV only range (I think the larger battery model is up to 84 miles) and two, the larger battery model supports up to 60 kW...

So you got £420 from Barclaycard through S75, using the quote provided, then had the work done?

Yes, I'm sorry. My post was badly worded. What I meant to say was that if you find a dealer who IS a good one and buy your car there, then if you want to benefit from the service provided by the good dealer, you would need to go back there for servicing. Our dealer, Mangoletsi, was very good...

It is a bit of a lottery. You can buy your car from a dealer outside your area but then you have to be prepared to travel for servicing.

I'd love to watch the X Power equivalent of the old Group B 6R4 rally. Mind you, I'd miss the incredible noise those V6 lumps made! It had a 3 litre engine, with 24 valves and 410 bhp. Ric Wood is local to us and has fixed an issue with our car in the past. He is a fascinating chap, racing...

Great!

We don't have an XP. And we don't suffer vibe or hum. But for sure a change of tyres sure can make a big difference to how the car rides.

That's a satisfactory result.

If you eat anything in the open air in Barmouth, watch out for the evil seagulls... They are awful.