Spoiler alert

[boitjie]

Being bored and a decided to look at the online manual ....

I discovered that the PDLS will turn on in bright daylight at speeds of 90mph+ and switch off at 40mph. The rear wing already gives the game away at 75mph but now the s have something else to notice :-)

[Tim bo]

PDLS is always on as long as the ignition is on.

[boitjie]

Tim bo said:

PDLS is always on as long as the ignition is on.

I know ..... but headlights come on - not just running lights: "The driving lights are switched on at speeds of more than approx. 90 mph (140 km/h) under bright conditions."

I'm sure no one has done these speeds on public roads, so it wouldn't be noticed

[SkinnyPete]

People should really be driving with their dipped beam on all the time regardless of speed.

[tedblog]

Tim bo said:

PDLS is always on as long as the ignition is on.

Arent these PDLS plus , as these have led technology and you get the 4 led running lights on all the time where as just PDLS are Bi Xenon with no 4 led running lights? If your lights did come on then you would get a headlight icon come on in the display

Edited by tedblog on Tuesday 13th March 23:20