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  1. Hi. If you wanted to PM me your details I'd be happy to take a look into it to make sure we have the correct details. Regards, Dan.
  2. Thanks Jim. I don't know why I have never noticed this little panel before.
  3. It could be faulty, as the message should only appear on start-up when the passenger seat is unoccupied. It should extinguish after a few minutes. N6 JMX
  4. Hi Martyn, welcome to the Forum and the wonderful world of Modern XK Jaguar motoring. White as an external colour for the X-100 is indeed quite rare in the UK spec. Most white cars were sent to export in America or the Middle East. There were a handful of white painted cars in the UK, with one in particular being the car belonging to the MD of Jaguar Cars at that time - Nick Scheele. The original white paint formulation had to be modified however as the bonnet suffered from heat discolouration due to the V8 under the bonnet. I do know that there were a number of X-100 repainted to be in white, but for some reason the owners also had the over riders in the front grill painted white too - on original white cars, they would have been silver / grey. If yours is one of the factory original X-100 painted white, then it is quite rare and certainly worth preserving, so good for you taking it on. N6 JMX
  5. I have since found out that it is an automatic feature triggered by a weight sensor in the seat. Is it possible that the sensor is faulty as I don;t think my wife has lost that much weight.😂
  6. Given those choices, what about an XF Sportbrake? Plenty of luggage space i would think. Also i know someone who is semi-retired now after decades in the communications industry and who now helps out doing autoelectrics for his local Merc indy. He's forever changing the touchscreens in various models and from things i hear, this isn't just Mercedes, many makes have touchscreen problems. Lexus were at one point very reliable but have recently appeared to be less so. As for BMW, i'm not going to mention them as i would get far too personal about BMW! 😜 My background was in electrical and electronic engineering and so far, i'm not convinced about any of the motive-power batteries that are used. For that reason i wouldn't consider a hybrid or BEV, that's my opinion but it's your choice - you've already mentioned the lack of luggage space due to the hybrid battery, it will also make the vehicle considerably heavier reducing fuel economy when running on "real fuel". Bottom line is it is your choice, i and others can only offer opinions on here (or any other forum) and you then take the advice and opinions and (hopefully!) make a more informed decision. However, what the heart desires usually wins through so you could just skip the advice bit and buy an XF..................
  7. I noticed a message on a tiny display above the courtesy light stating Passenger Air Bag Off. Is this a fault or have I accidentally switched it off. I know on some cars you can do this to accommodate a baby seat but cannot see anything in the handbook.








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