If you tap the side of the bumper you will hear it rattle. I have the same thing but it doesn’t vibrate any other time except when washing around that spot. I had the dealer look at it and they said it was a loose heat shield. After they dealt with it it was gone but a few weeks later it came back....

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Sun Jan 12, 2020 2:42 am

Mine does very little in the way of engine braking, but is a Diesel.

Having to brake more should actually make the brakes last longer as you'll be cleaning more rust off the discs!

A diesel should generate more engine braking coz of the higher compression ratio

Excellent idea to do this! I did 6 months ago (have AWD). On my way from Brixham to London last week got a slow puncture on a tyre a month old. Managed to get to London but tyre was totally flat in morning. So I changed wheel. Garage repaired puncture but would have refused if it had the gunk pumpe...

Hi Joe, these two articles explain and show the advantages of adaptive lighting...
https://www.manufacturer.lighting/info/162/

Legs... no, head... once or twice

If I were specing from new, I’d want to keep my 16 way heated memory seats, electrically adjusted steering, folding mirrors and park assist but I’d be happy to ditch the Meridian sound, cold weather pack, split rear seats and privacy glass and instead add 1049 wheels, matrix led headlights and a 360...

Favourite sayings of mine are either “beep him”, ”flash him” or “can’t you pass this idiot”

My non-pro version seems to work just as well as my Garmin Nuvi did... not been updated for three years though

77.1 from Scotch Corner to Chesterfield on A1M, M18, M1, A617 and 99.9 from local garden centre into town (about 2 miles)

If you’re thinking of buying nearly new, the advantage with the Stinger is you know exactly what you’re going to get... everything comes as standard...you only have to look for the colour you want and you get the balance of a seven year warranty.