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95 pages...... Just about trying to have functioning satnav. In a 'premium' brand. In 2026. Just think about it.

Request a video of the underside before you commit and look very carefully for any damage. Even a small area of damage can be a disaster in the wrong place. You wont want to read all 62 pages, but the first few should give you an idea why its so important. Check for damage

Conversation with Gemini Uk fca regulated mechanical breakdown insurers list? The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) does not publish a singular, isolated list explicitly titled "Mechanical Breakdown Insurers." Instead, firms that underwrite or administer mechanical breakdown insurance...

I don't know the answer sorry. But any company who is regulated should state it via most communication channels. Eg We have to have it on websites / emails etc. The other option is to search the FCA register. And much as the FCA miss the plot with a lot of their burdensome red tape, Consumer...

Coal is where its at for you. Its the future! It is both beautiful and clean apparently. I must ask the wife to change all the Acqua di Parma soap in the house for a lump of coal, as we must be wasting a fortune. 😆

That Polestar 6 (googled it) looks lovely! Im not mad keen on the rear of the 5, but it looks great on the 6.

For me it was the UK dealer experience that forced me to sell. Having the car constantly need repairing is one thing. Having dealers just shrug their shoulders and say they can't even look at the car for 2-3 months is another. I tried 4 different ones and they really didnt seem in the slightest...

The problem is the pricing for Connect is premium pricing, but due to depreciation on the Taycan (mostly due to faults and the cars bad reliability reputation) they are no longer expensive cars once 3+ years old. Taking a bath on the depreciation is one thing. Having Porsche rub your face in it...

Interesting angle to this...... After reading the initial post I wondered whether Warrantywise are FCA regulated or not? Your experience has a lot of red flags under 'Consumer Duty' legislation (my world). unfortunately they are not FCA registered. But some additional info from AI that appears...

A great personalisation option for anyone with a Porsche Taycan. Or any woman named Yvette Christina Nordleberger who works on the till at the supermarket. Taycan owners are probably the bigger market. 😆

Epic.... one digit difference. 👍

My thoughts exactly..... And quite relieved to know the current standard of driver is not utter 5hite just in the UK! I spend half my time willing the day when the majority of utter pillocks on the road end up in self driving car. At least it will be in the correct lane and know how to...

Not a problem. I'm going to wait 6 months and buy a lightly used one for £15k. 😆 Joking aside though, if they tank like everyone thinks they will, it could be an epic used purchase. I bet it drives really well and all the components are made by Ferrari - to ensure future serviceability. If...

They wont need to give me one. It looks simple enough, so I'm going to rattle one off on a 3D printer tomorrow morning.

Agree. And if they want to head down the exclusive Ferarri like model - they need to immediately bin off the higher volume lower end models (Macan / Boxster / Cayman). But they aren't going to do that are they. So that strategy is just a pipedream.

Yes, you are winning and we are also winning with our marvellous Brexit masterstroke. 🤣

Wtf is that all about?!?! The sort of form I would expect if I was buying some Uranium...... Do you have to fill one of those out if you buy some aluminium foil for cooking? Maybe ask the shop assistant where the secondary smelt occurred. 🤣

Im not so sure....... A night of steaming hot sex with twin sisters might just beat it for me. Literally 🤣 ...... Although it would be The Cherry if your car was fully charged in the morning.

I've had someone (diesel/anti EV) say similar through gritted teeth.

I agree. I work a lot with ESG clean energy fund managers and its the same story. This is likely 'the' major pivot moment globally. People are not happy with the volatility of oil prices and are now actively looking at the alternatives.