Whilst I am very impatient to get behind the wheel of mine, there is a part of me that will be quite pleased if my likely delivery date of very late July, but more likely August may mean the fabled software update is done before I get the truck.
Kind of in the same thought pattern here. Ordered June '22. No contract yet but not chasing it too hard.
I ordered 21st July 22, Contract signed April 23 and vehicle at the dock about to get on a boat
As Ray Winstone would say , " You wha'?"
May I respectively point out,
Air to Air refuelling.As Ray Winstone would say , " You wha'?"
I think that is a great attitude, if you desire a perfect vehicle.
Total agreement - you don't pay £70,000 and have to endure false warnings. The MOT aspect is the most concerning.
Certainly no MOTs.
No air force in Tasmania, however I don't think we have one in the UK anymore.
I have learnt something today.
We are too remote for anyone to threaten us.
Chinese ship with aircraft that can sail long distances???
Or just 250,000men that can land in a ship and nothing to stop them...
You lucky man! Guess how you would feel if the Italian authorities now had to search for your wife while you would be sitting alone with the suitcase waiting for her.
She went off looking for some Italian authority at the airport. Turns out they are mythical beasts.
I had to fix the back door top lock on big door just a slight adjustment because I couldn't lock car when it didn't recognize locked doors. my odo also done that but cleared itself .
OK, from what I've been told the only warnings/malfunctions you should take notice of are the ones on the screen behind the wheel, according to the IA guys all notifications are software related. I know it's not much help but at least you know it's not malfunctioning hardware
Leave the vehicle for a few hours and then start again to try the diff locks.
