It’s a common occurrence with gen2 light bars ( guess the same also for Gen 3) especially with the level of damp/wet weather we are experiencing. A few days of decent sunlight and increased temperature it’ll disappear. They are not sealed units, a replacement would not solve it, weather change will.

Sound review, have a Gentian arriving soon and would agree re keeping clean compared to lighter colours. Also had 14way, currently 18way which look great but switching back to 14 as definitely more comfortable seat and access. Heated steering wheel though.. Yes every time

Got this message today. “Congratulations on ordering your new Porsche Macan GTS. Your Porsche Centre has processed your order. Please log in to your personal My Porsche area and we will keep you up to date on its progress” Not had one of these before for the Macan and don’t know how accurate it is ...

The car is now at Emden. Wonder if they’ll track it around the M25? May take a while

Cool, enjoy.

Reasonable and polite maybe but still a waste of your time. Clearly not researched what he was planning to buy. I used to sell the families cars privately but nowadays it seems there are such a lot of chancers and time wasters out there. The last one I sold privately was my wife’s Golf GTI, sole own...

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. Doesn't sound that great then and my Macan is not a daily driver at present so I may have to think hard when the time comes. If you read the extended ...

If you want the softer ride don’t pick the GTS suspension..

It’s a huge sheet of aluminium when it gets hot it can move as long as it returns when cooled is it a problem?

Thanks all. Yes it does look a little green in the picture - nothing that fancy just Volcano Grey! Scenery is Breacon Beacons (or whatever it’s supposed to be called now), although think the most common habitat will be the petrol station! It’s now called “Bannau Brycheiniog” but never was called “ ...