Back to the dealer, you have a 5 year warranty ! This will be classed as 'wear and tear' I'm sure that some dealers will try that ploy and maybe even Hyundai themselves, but for a 2023 car with 6000 miles on the clock this is simply unacceptable. It's noted that you have a jaundiced view of Hyundai...

pharaoh wrote: ↑Wed Apr 03, 2024 8:35 am Back to the dealer, you have a 5 year warranty !

This will be classed as 'wear and tear'

Went to look at the BYD showroom last weekend as was really impressed with the Atto3.
Build quality was surprisingly good so i think right now that would be near the top of my list.

Certainly mine wont be another Hyundai.

If I kept an ICE then it'd be an Alfa Romeo Tonale

but would likely switch to a full EV next so...

Ford Explorer (if it ever arrives)
Renault Scenic E-Tech

I also use a smart socket for timed charging (not tapo) which works really nicely. The datasheet says it's not suitable for EV charging but also says it's 13a rated and never gets hot. I suspect it's just ass covering. The Hyundai scheduler is unreliable, timed socket is the way to go unless you hav...

LEDs in the same position get very dirty very quickly.
Poor design choice

My car is almost 2.5 years old and done almost 20k miles on the original wiper blades and they still clear great, apart from the drivers one has started to squeal when at the top of the wipe annoying when in use, so looks like time to replace once this cold snap is over, I will get a price for OE a...

Are they symbols these

Stop-Start


Park assist

It's here

It depends on the capacity of the 'charger' (wall box)

A granny lead is 10a and normal 'chargers' 16a or 32a. The settings in the car allow you to choose 100% 90% or 60% of the capacity of whatever you plug into.