ewj1978 wrote: » AA have been out in the meantime. Checked the 12v, getting 11.5v. tried to trickle charge it anyway. .... Only had the car 10 days.
ewj1978 wrote: » I took the Kia and went to work. AA have been out in the meantime. Checked the 12v, getting 11.5v. tried to trickle charge it anyway. Can't get the car to communicate through the obd. Flatbed ordered to bring it to the nearest VW dealer. Anyone remember what timeframe ye have on walking away from a finance deal.. to say I'm annoyed is an understatement. Only had the car 10 days.
DrPhilG wrote: » Has anyone followed the progress of their car using the order number? I see that UK buyers can do so:
the_amazing_raisin wrote: » Jeez that sounds horrible, hopefully it's a simple fix and they'll have it back to you I'd definitely be hauling VW Ireland over the coals for that treatment, get onto their facebook and twitter and everything We're supposed to be going directly to VW for issues but if they're being useless then it'll just put people off
into_the_wild wrote: » VW Ireland group seems to have some horrible google reviews. :eek: Is their customer service really that bad? I'm quite close to ordering a VW ID.3 Life but wary about such shoddy customer service.
eagerv wrote: » You will always read of the bad reviews, in my case I am very happy with my dealer.
nkay1985 wrote: » How do you guys find the central locking on the car? I've had a few quirks with the keyless lock and unlock, and also with the unlock on approach. Not a major deal, would be nice if it worked 100% but could live with that. But I find the lock and unlock with the key to be quite unresponsive - I often have to be within 5 feet of the car for it to work. And I'm remembering my charger flap not unlocking the first night I got it as well, until I turned the car on and off and then it worked. So just a few issues with the one being the range and response of the key lock and unlock, so am wondering if it's just me?
the_amazing_raisin wrote: » It's a bit strange when the car is constantly flashing lights at you but on the other hand it reminds me to put the key back in the RFID blocking box I got
the_amazing_raisin wrote: » Does anyone know a way to pause travel assist and resume it at the previous set point, and not the current speed? Often on a merge I'll end up braking to let cars in which turns off the travel assist When I switch it back on, it sets to the current speed, not the target one and I have to reset it to the higher speed
KCross wrote: » Press resume, not set.... right hand button ("res") of that cluster of buttons.
the_amazing_raisin wrote: » I think I tried that and it only activated ACC, not travel assist I'll give it another go
the_amazing_raisin wrote: » Does anyone know a way to pause travel assist and resume it at the previous set point, and not the current speed?Often on a merge I'll end up braking to let cars in which turns off the travel assist When I switch it back on, it sets to the current speed, not the target one and I have to reset it to the higher speed
Bif wrote: » Hi Dublinscot. What mileage per kw are you getting on motorway driving? Thanks
DrPhilG wrote: » Anyone find they need to turn off the lane assist in narrow country roads?
dmcg90 wrote: » Does the heads up display directions if you’re using CarPlay /AA or does that only work with the in built navigation?
waynegalway wrote: » Are the issues that people have had mostly to do with software? Picking up our ID3 tomorrow, and it will have the latest software, so should we be okay as far as glitches go?
the_amazing_raisin wrote: » I'm on latest software, had one issue so far where the instrument cluster crapped out. Fixed itself after restarting the car A lot of the major issues seem to have been solved, most of the issues at the moment seem to be around the UI being a bit clunky or unintuitive