Whats the most annoying thing about your car?
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Lack of cupholders in my car... Why build a saloon car that has a lazy V8, sumptuous seats, a fantastic hifi, floaty air-suspension and a fueltank that is good for nearly 600 miles of cruising, but then not give the driver and front seat passenger anywhere to put their beverage as the car is munching up the miles?!
Ashtrays however... I've got one in the front and three in the back.
So cupholders, and the in-built obsolescence of the SBC braking system... Thanks, Bosche.
Ashtrays however... I've got one in the front and three in the back.
So cupholders, and the in-built obsolescence of the SBC braking system... Thanks, Bosche.
Mark 1 Yaris: no intermittent wipe on the tailgate wiper, only off or continuous. Only rarely is there enough water landing on it to leave the wiper running. Mostly it’s grinding against the glass after two or three wipes so I turn it off. Moments later I can’t see behind again. Turn in on, grinds, turn it off, over and over.
Got to be the lack of intermittent wipers on my car (they never came with them from the factory).
Wipers off, slow or fast... gets annoying in traffic when there is just light drizzle or spay from the road.
Oh, and they never came with hazard lights or heated rear screens either... fitted a hazard light kit myself and a HRW. So at some point I'll wire in an intermittent wiper function, just not got around to it yet (only had the car 9 years!).
Car is a 1970 Volvo Amazon.
Wipers off, slow or fast... gets annoying in traffic when there is just light drizzle or spay from the road.
Oh, and they never came with hazard lights or heated rear screens either... fitted a hazard light kit myself and a HRW. So at some point I'll wire in an intermittent wiper function, just not got around to it yet (only had the car 9 years!).
Car is a 1970 Volvo Amazon.
donkmeister said:
Lack of cupholders in my car... Why build a saloon car that has a lazy V8, sumptuous seats, a fantastic hifi, floaty air-suspension and a fueltank that is good for nearly 600 miles of cruising, but then not give the driver and front seat passenger anywhere to put their beverage as the car is munching up the miles?!
Ashtrays however... I've got one in the front and three in the back.
So cupholders, and the in-built obsolescence of the SBC braking system... Thanks, Bosche.
Banish cup holders. Get outside the car to drink.Ashtrays however... I've got one in the front and three in the back.
So cupholders, and the in-built obsolescence of the SBC braking system... Thanks, Bosche.
Lack of tail lamps when DRLs are on, no instrument cluster light with DRLs (the cluster is too hard to read when driving in wooded areas, before headlamps come on, and when driving into setting sun, both regular situations for me. Oh, and turn signal cancellation is too early on a small turn - the situation where you come up to a junction and have to align the car.
Hopefully, I will get these fixed at next service.
Hopefully, I will get these fixed at next service.
Sticks. said:
According to the service delivery driver when tread gets below a certain level they do this more. I found fitting Goodyear Asy's to my Mk2 TT smoothed it out a lot and I will do the same on my Mk3 soon.
Totally useless reversing light, unlike the Mk2; opening the hatch when it's been raining = water in the boot space, just like the Mk2. About it really.
A Cree LED replacement of the reversing light bulb might make a big difference. Totally useless reversing light, unlike the Mk2; opening the hatch when it's been raining = water in the boot space, just like the Mk2. About it really.
I find the driving position annoying on my Mk2.5 Focus ST ….. it's too high, even with the seat the lowest it can go.
Different car but I replaced my reverse light bulb with an LED bulb & its a lot brighter.
MC Bodge said:
Sticks. said:
According to the service delivery driver when tread gets below a certain level they do this more. I found fitting Goodyear Asy's to my Mk2 TT smoothed it out a lot and I will do the same on my Mk3 soon.
Totally useless reversing light, unlike the Mk2; opening the hatch when it's been raining = water in the boot space, just like the Mk2. About it really.
A Cree LED replacement of the reversing light bulb might make a big difference. Totally useless reversing light, unlike the Mk2; opening the hatch when it's been raining = water in the boot space, just like the Mk2. About it really.
Mk2 aygo - no feel what so ever to the clutch pedal & no centre vents to blow warm air at head height, no spare wheel from new is just stupid
Mk1 zafira 1.8 - gear ratios are too short on the motorway 70-80 is 3.5-4k revs
Mk2 kia rio 1.1crdi 1 Air - no heated mirror glass. Again no spare wheel.
Mk1 zafira 1.8 - gear ratios are too short on the motorway 70-80 is 3.5-4k revs
Mk2 kia rio 1.1crdi 1 Air - no heated mirror glass. Again no spare wheel.
clockworks said:
Gad-Westy said:
E61 5 series touring. If you have the luggage cover in place and open the boot it lifts the cover up out of the way. Helpful....... as long as you remember to put it back down again before you set off....... which I never do! Blocks most of your rear view.
I had the same problem with my old E61. Solved by removing the luggage cover and leaving it in the garage.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff