Got the ‘new’ car, here are some pictures.

reggit · Jun 9th, 2020, 18:51

Just picked up my new (to me) car.
Needs some odds and ends sorting, main one is the drivers door latch that’s misaligned.
Was flicking through the displays and noticed it’s showing ‘engine service urgent’. Gulp! Missed that on the test drive! No warning light and no limp mode though. I’ll see what vida makes of it tomorrow.
The car goes really well and sound great with a heavy foot!
Got to work out what an annoying flashing red light is on top of the dash when giving it some beans.
The cruise control will take a bit of getting used to as well, not used to one speeding up and slowing down as traffic dictates.

It’s not got a handbook with it, so I’m likely to be asking daft questions if I can’t find an obvious answer online.

Made up with it though, despite it needing a little more than I initially thought - it’s a 170,000 mile 10 year old car after all, so was never going to be without faults.

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Jun 9th, 2020, 18:51	#1
reggit Premier Member Last Online: Jun 18th, 2024 19:25 Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Preston	Got the ‘new’ car, here are some pictures. Just picked up my new (to me) car. Needs some odds and ends sorting, main one is the drivers door latch that’s misaligned. Was flicking through the displays and noticed it’s showing ‘engine service urgent’. Gulp! Missed that on the test drive! No warning light and no limp mode though. I’ll see what vida makes of it tomorrow. The car goes really well and sound great with a heavy foot! Got to work out what an annoying flashing red light is on top of the dash when giving it some beans. The cruise control will take a bit of getting used to as well, not used to one speeding up and slowing down as traffic dictates. It’s not got a handbook with it, so I’m likely to be asking daft questions if I can’t find an obvious answer online. Made up with it though, despite it needing a little more than I initially thought - it’s a 170,000 mile 10 year old car after all, so was never going to be without faults. DA3F9F25-5D60-4E7C-ADAE-127790834ED3.jpeg 603131F9-F506-46E1-93F4-094F83BE8C25.jpeg 58A99308-B94B-4FE3-8A32-B9670091DD67.jpeg __________________ 2009 Volvo V70 D5 (Polestar 225bhp) r-design 185,000 miles

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