Absolutely right - although I am really not sure where it absorbs the water from in a closed system!

Most other makes have various trim levels. I have always gone for the higher trim levels which therefore includes various extras. Usually the better seats sells it to me. My wife has often had more bog standard lower spec cars (her choice) and they are fine. Just a bit less nice.I do think that you ...

My wife keeps trying to find something wrong with her Land Rover (not difficult) so that she can take it back to the garage where it gets washed before being returned. She thinks that is what they are there for!

I reckon if you don't clean it you don't get swirls. The dirt just forms a protective layer which guards against stone chips

So it's not only me!

Yes, I wasn't suggesting you should move on!

OPC may be disappointed, no big profit from me now, nor will they get the new car finance (Clydesdale will) and no paint treatment - it's going to Gtechnic guy in North Norfolk. But that is what happens whe people get a bit too greedy. You have gone elsewhere for all but the essentials i.e. ordering...

Just a pity that so many people here don't actually have a Macan! I wonder what proportion of active users either haven't got it yet (me) or sold it (you).

My SE said they don't read the forum as there are too many forums - one for each model. He obviously hadn't read it from some questions he asked.

I suppose the only catch is that it is only 2 years. If you want 3-5 years you could take out an ALA policy after 5 months (price goes up if you have had the car between 6 and 12 months)

Is there such a thing as a dark road anywhere near London? In London I would have thought that halogens would be fine. It is only when you get out of the cities onto unlit roads where the sky is black rather than orange that you will be able to notice a difference. Especially on a video.