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I don’t even know what that is? It’s not a UK car.

It got a small mention. I used about 4-5% overnight, but that’s going to vary so much based on the ambient temperature. I don’t think it got especially hot or cold during my night in the car.

I agree that there should be more fitted as standard - I’ve wondered if it’s a crash safety thing but now the cyber truck has an electric frunk, I think it’s just a cost saving exercise on the M3 and Y. I might have been tempted to go with the full electric installation but I’m conscious that it is a company vehicle and not my own, so I’m reluctant to do any more than this.

That’s really kind, thank you. Happy to help! Honestly, I’m not sure I would bother with the enhanced autopilot. The advantages are minimal in Europe, such as self parking and I think it will change lane automatically when you indicate? None of the cool stuff works fully here, such as summon or full driver-less navigation. However, I would suggest buying and installing the Enhance Auto Commander unit and then you have automatic reengage of auto steer when you change lane (have a look at the S3XY button video) - that feature alone has changed my motorway driving and there’s lots more additional functionality. Plus, it’s less than £200 and there’s a discount code in my video description. Enjoy the car and there’s more videos to come - I have quite a backlog of products to review. Carbon fibre enhancements coming next Friday!

Only worth it in the US with FSD.

No, you literally just get in and open the browser. I do need to wait until I’m away from the house, so the car doesn’t connect to the home WiFi over the car play box WiFi, but, as soon as I drive away, it moves to the box and works. It’s pretty effortless, once you’re set up. 👍🏼

Fair enough - they do have a dark version or the option of no logo, too.

I’m fairly sure the protection of the phone is considered an equal priority. If it isn’t then that’s pretty disappointing.

@@PaulsViewsReviews Yes, I agree that a case should also protect the phone. But the reason to buy a Quadlock case is not better protection but mounting the phone somewhere.

Thanks very much 👍🏼

Do you know, I’ve gotten so used to it that, when I get in my wife’s car, I change the station when I need to turn!

Fair point!

So far, so good. Not that different to my old LR - approximately 10% less range on a mixed speed trip. It definitely is not as quick, but the circumstances where that matters are pretty few and far between, TBH.

That's fair - I did face some unforeseen challenges but the positive is that you won't have to, thanks to my experience. The reception strength challenge was just during set up and I've not had any problems since. It is also definitely most straightforward when away from your home WiFi, as the car still wants to connect to that, which is important for software updates but not for this installation. I may do a follow up if I think it warrants it but thanks for watching and your feedback.

I’ve measured the largest case for you (the expanding two-tone green one shown in the video) and it is 65cm tall, 45cm wide and 31cm deep, including wheels and handles, etc. Hope that helps 👍🏼

Glad I could help!

I wish I had more time in my day so that I could write equally useful comments. Maybe one day!

Thanks 👍

They certainly don’t employ a business model which I approve of, making the customer have to wait while they get paid up front.

Planning a video soon on economy so far, but, in a nutshell, the car itself thinks 100% = 270 miles of range. The motorway will bring that down quite quickly but, on a mid speed road (40-60mph) with minimal starting and stopping, I think that's quite possible.

Just checked, and yes you can!

That’s really kind. Thanks for everything you said - and for taking the time to do so. And, of course, welcome aboard! If you use the code Paul, you save 10% and I make a small percentage, too. Thanks for asking; I appreciate the support.

I can't see how it would. The Command unit plugs into an existing port for data transfer - no wires are being cut or damaged in any way. It is a worthwhile enhancement that has no detrimental impact.

Thanks for your entirely proportionate use of grammar (!) and potential misrepresentation of what defines an ‘epic fail’. (I’d have said maybe accidentally setting the car on fire would qualify, not a phone holder placement). Anyway, I’ve tested it and, there is adequate clearance between the phone and the vent, once the wheel is in my driving position, meaning the impact is quite minimal. Incidentally, my map does not slide over. A quick Google search suggests it doesn’t work in quite a few situations, whether it is a geographical, software or generation thing - no idea.

Hi. It’s a 3M sticky pad. In my experience, they tend to come off with no real issue when twisted. I’m exceptionally confident that there’ll be nothing left behind.

Sorry - been away from the car for a few days. Just tested it and it worked first time, every time - as long as the steering wheel is level and the camera can see me, of course. Hope that helps.

Definitely!

It all adds up to a bit of extra sound deadening as well

As much as I love this new car, I still think you’re right.

No - just a stimulating shampoo from time to time. Thanks though!

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Thank you. The motor unit (the plug I anticipated being hard to remove but actually came out relatively easily), is the only plug you need to disconnect. The kit itself only connects to the 12v car battery so there’s no danger there, as long as you connect in the right order (positive first). The alarm was triggered by me reconnecting the original frunk motor (which is also 12v, so I should have chosen better terminology). Hope that clarifies?

@@PaulsViewsReviews Thank you very much for your answer Paul. I should be able to install this myself now.

Well, I finally installed mine. Works very well. Didn’t take me long. However balancing the thing took me a lot of time as I couldn’t find my markings anymore. Once again: thanks a lot for the brilliant video!

Honestly, I didn’t have any choice; my company car list changed. I needed to slow down a bit anyway, so it’s advantageous in that sense, but I do miss the brutal acceleration of the long range sometimes when I’m just that way out on a quiet road. I’d suggest you drive them both and see how you feel, but you’ll be happy with either, I imagine. The question will be does the difference warrant £1.200 a year?

All I know is people go on UA-cam and search for it, so it’s good for me.

I'm going to go with editing, as everything definitely went back in. The main power to the frunk motor went back in during the video, as that is what set the alarm off, and the internal frunk release button was plugged back in during the high speed bit.

That’s disappointing! Hope you find a solution that works.

Thank you. More coming soon!

You’d struggle to get them in the gap, to be fair.

They look great in person, I promise!

It honestly depends on the kind of lights you have. If you can fit a smart bulb like Hue then it’s great but you need to remember that it needs to stay turned on all the time, so you’ll need to cover the light switches to ensure nobody turns them off. You may then want a hue switch or else you’re reliant on your phone or an Alexa (or similar) to turn it off/on. With that in mind, I’d lean towards Lightwave as a better all round solution, wherever possible. The only real exception is if you have lights across multiple circuits and you want to control them simultaneously, then Hue works best. I used that solution for our 5 front of house lights that are on three different switches. By using hue bulbs, I can switch them all on or off simultaneously. Hope that helps!

Excellent! Make the most of the discount code, too!

@@PaulsViewsReviews I nearly forgot about the discount code… thanks 🙏

Good choice - enjoy the car! The frunk motor is genuinely game changing!

Thanks very much. Uncannily enough, I have one on the way! I’ve got a few products still to review so it’ll be out in August, I think.

Turns out, having watched another video, that it could be put around the inside of the cover to stick it to the rim. Honestly, can’t think why it would be needed, as the cover is really secure, but I guess it’s nice to have the option.

You’ve got this! Enjoy the journey.

I do love these covers, but I’m sure your wheels look great!

I honestly can't remember exactly how it's done but I remember that you access the Advanced Settings menu on the app with the password 1009. It's in there somewhere! Good luck!

Thanks - will do!

Thanks for sharing. He’s a really sad loss.

I still rate Mous so highly! I will say that Quad lock have some amazing cases and accessories but this particular case I bought was a disappointment. Hopefully, they’ve fixed the design in the time since.

@@PaulsViewsReviewsfingers crossed! Anyways great video man!

@@jayghale Appreciate that, buddy.