Should collect mine tomo and agent says the covers are on. Have the M&M ones sitting here at home. Was thinking just the same thing as you. Perhaps will use them to cover the Melvilles on particularly dirty days!!! Unless can flog em.
Should collect mine tomo and agent says the covers are on. Have the M&M ones sitting here at home. Was thinking just the same thing as you. Perhaps will use them to cover the Melvilles on particularly dirty days!!! Unless can flog em.
If there was ever a need to tell your agent to delete an accessory item from your order and adjust the price it’s those covers I reckon.
Take them back and ask for a refund.
My wife's mini has 4 illuminated sections for the fuel gauge.I am writing this in the hope that someone can tell me that the fuel gauge in the Grenadier will become accurate after the long-awaited software updates happen...in this day and age it is the most annoying instrument in the vehicle when it is so vital for travel...forget the compass...at the moment and now 3000ks later it is telling me to fill up now with still up to 30 litres still in the tank...yes better that way than the other but I am getting the wrong warning unnecessarily...loved to old boat with her notched round dowel dipstick
I think after they were on show at Goodwood most (like me) took them off the order. Just from the video alone they looked appalling. Saw a new owner drive out of the showroom a few weeks ago and they didn't look any better.
I must admit I don't hate the Ineos seat covers. They're pretty dirt resistant and very waterproof. For work they are ideal. If only the drivers seat base one would stay In place I wouldn't mind.
I am planning on using natural animal hide to protect my seats.
Today I had an audience when I did my first refill (the Grenadier attracts people like a magnet).I am writing this in the hope that someone can tell me that the fuel gauge in the Grenadier will become accurate after the long-awaited software updates happen...in this day and age it is the most annoying instrument in the vehicle when it is so vital for travel...forget the compass...at the moment and now 3000ks later it is telling me to fill up now with still up to 30 litres still in the tank...yes better that way than the other but I am getting the wrong warning unnecessarily...loved to old boat with her notched round dowel dipstick
I feel the software engineers had a weird sense of humour.
I recall reading somewhere that tanks should have a @10% expansion built into them. So at 50% full there was space for 45 litres, 9 litres of expansion, and 2 litres in the filler hose to where the pump nozzle cutoff.
Amen, every time I make joke at home I can't get my wife to laugh (Programmer / SW Engineer)
Yes, I remember my 1981 Audi 80 Diesel…. Fill up tank to the collar, drive 2km home, diesel expand, because of 20 Degrees temperature difference between stock of filling station and environmental temperature, and 5l came out of overflow. Since that time I stop filling up when the nozzle stop automatically
