Does your car have the Comfort Lighting Package?

I must visit Specsavers, I could not see any drains when I had the wheels off last year to retreat them with Wheel Armour They're not in the wheel arch area, they are behind the wheel arches. The rear drains exit through the boot floor. The easiest way to access them is to take off the boot side pa...

Col Lamb wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 9:03 pm
An OPC will want to charge an arm and a leg just to check and clear out the Pano roof drains. This task is four wheels off, remove the wheel arch cover panels, check and clear drains and reverse the tasks listed.

The rear drains are visible without removing the wheels or the arch liners.

I had my brand new T less than a month and managed to scratch the windscreen trying to clean caked on bird shit off. I was surprised as I hadn’t scrubbed particularly vigorously and thought the windscreen would be a lot harder. The Macan windscreen seems to be made of fairly "soft" glass....

MikeM wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2024 11:26 am
If you read the extended warranty T&Cs, Xenon and LED lamp units are covered.

They're covered if the lights fail to operate. But the OP was asking about water in the lights, this would normally be excluded under the "visual and acoustic concerns" exclusions.

Skyway wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 10:36 pm Does an extended warranty cover things like water in lamps etc? If so those lights, particularly headlamps are an horrendous price.

No, it wouldn't.

Out of interest Andreas, have you had any claims in the extended 4 Years from the new car warranty? Has anything been declined also? Yes, one claim for the leaking timing chain cover (although this should have been a recall issue). The trim around the side windows has degraded, OPC said extended wa...

Risk is indeed the factor to consider. If you suffered a major engine fault, the bill could easily be £10K+. But that's quite unlikely. Porsche Extended Warranty will cost you about a thousand a year, plus you are technically obliged to get your servicing and repairs carried out by OPCs, so that mig...

I think a preferable option would be a fixed (non-opening) glass roof. I like the pano roof for the extra light in the cabin, but I never open it, so I'd be happy with a fixed roof which would be far simpler and totally reliable.

Maybe think of moving house??