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Accurate review thanks - many 718 Spyder ( including mine) have had PADM transmission mount a failure ( some multiple times ) - expensive but replaced under warranty if you have it - as they fail randomly porsche not recalled

Tiguan: estupendo coche.

Stage1 gti is a better buy unless you live in a snow country

Still, an unelected weight on us all.

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2016 F-Type R convertible. Try to keep up

Currently driving a 2021 V6 with heavy duty suspension pack. It’s rated to tow 3500kg, although I’d definitely not tow that much over a long distance. Makes the ride unladen quite harsh but adding a securilid along with tools etc. settles it very well. Lovely motor. Cheers for the video.

I was surprised to see them so numerous in Netherlands... Hilarious in Delft 😂

can someone summarize the video for me what to buy what to avoid? i have adhd and i cant listen to british audio it has no emotional change and i cant connect to what it says for more than a few seconds

Rover P5 look exactly like a well fed British Shorthair cat. Anyway I miss her. Her presence was discreet but her absence less so.

My 2015 F type with 120,000 km averages 30.2 mpg (rather spirited driving always in dynamic mode).

Don't try to tell me o/h that the automatic isn't a fun drive... though the powershift gives good manual up and downshift.

Timing chain. Timing chain. Timing chain. Plastic tensioner that is designed to fail. Its not a case of 'if', it's 'when'.

Well done, fantastic overview. We are Cayenne Diesel enthusiasts, owning three 958.2s in the immediate family. They serve as “our keeper” cars due to their reliability, comfort, and fun to drive.

Absolute greed. She did NOTHING for the people of England. She despised the poor.

Can we have some clarification on the fault of the JLR Range Roved that caused the Luton airport carpark fire? I have heard there been numerous RRs self destructing

Correction: petrol engines were Euro4 at minimum. No Euro 3 here…!

Her smile was a pure joy. She was such a treasure to her peoples.

Margaret Thatcher. I first noticed the Jag when I saw her as PM. I was impressed with both car and Her. Class. Today I don’t like any leaders nor new cars.

Very good

Well done! 2010 XC60 owner 🇨🇦. Solid vehicle, a real tank but not perfect. Had issues with the sunroof. Known issue, Volvo was pursued in US (North America for this) to no avail. Cost me about 2000$ to repair 🤨. Heated mirrors burned out as did the brittle wiring to them. My 2003 Honda Odyssey both heated mirrors still functional. For a ‘Nordic’ vehicle this is a HUGE fail in my books. Suspension (notably coil springs) back and front are somewhat sub-par. I don’t off road but have had vehicles whose suspension has lasted much longer. Perhaps issue was the shocks.. Suspension overall; 🫤 Handling is good however. T6 R design 20 inch wheels but $$$$$$$ for replacement tires. Using 17 rims for winter use, much smoother ride with higher sidewalls and less expensive for tires. I feel every crack in the road with my 20’s. Parts can be expensive, but the service has been very good (it has to be!! 😉) Shop around for parts. I do most of my maintenance but I know when I’m beat and have a garage do the work. Bigger oil pan on the T6 because of the turbo charger so oil changes are $$$$$.. which is why I do them myself. I save about half on a 150$ oil change..Cheers! ✈️

As a former owner, and LR fan, the best Buyers Guide advice is to buy something else. The P38 is ludicrously fragile, ridiculously prone to electric faults and hugely expensive to work on.

On a test-drive/inspection, can one force the REX engine come on to check it's operation? On the US model. Especially in combination with recommendation to test-drive on an 80% or greater charge, to be able to judge battery health.

Just got a 2016 r-design nav-lux 2.4 D5. Not got all the bells and whistles, but plenty there. Great nic, full Volvo service history, 60k miles. I’ve booked it in for a cambelt service (£1079, ouch). Hoping to look after it and keep for a number of years. Great car 👍

Looking at a 2017 5.7 trail hawk with 73,000 ….. is it a bad idea ????

I've owned a 2003 and 2006. Both transmissions replaced under warranty- along with a few electrical issues. Both had under 35k miles with these issues. After that really no issues and sold at 80:85k miles. I don't recommend buying this tho. Too many issues of what could go wrong. I had new car bmw warranty on both.

Was that some footage of the brynamman mountain near the start?

Good video but tough to watch all way through with just one tone of voice all the way through

One thing that may happen on the M73 is the head bolts snapping. You will chase a coolant leak message and will see no leaks anywhere. Then you think you have a crack somewhere until you find a head bolt snapped... Being there and saw it many times. The block on these are damn solid but if you ever have a coolant hose go and the engine runs warmer for a bit, almost certain a head bolt will go.

220 CDI from 2011 is literally immortal!

Generally only people that haven’t owned a RR seem to tell everyone they are bad. I have had 6 RR and currently have the 5.0 supercharged and it’s fine as all others I have had from 3.0 diesel to the 4.4. silly basic problems which most cars get. Proper maintenance no issues. Don’t buy one if you can’t run one is the best advice on any luxury car.

i've put 207,000 km on my 2015 GTI, only issue to date was a leaking water pump

You didn’t emphasize enough the gearbox issues, this is by far the biggest one and it affected the car throughout its development cycle including 2023 model years. It’s a huge issue with the car unfortunately, you need to be aware of the face that you might need to replace the box at some point.

there was also a fuel pump recall, i've had it done

Adjusting for inflation, the ND3 base is slightly cheaper than the very first Miata.

No, no, nononono... until 3th generation. After that, ugly.

My 2022 ND2 had the issue with the roof rubbing against the roll hoop. It can be a big problem if left unaddressed because the rubbing can wear a hole into your convertible top, which is an expensive fix if you don't catch it within the warranty period, which can easily happen depending on how infrequently you put the top down. It doesn't just affect older models. It only happens if you push your seat all the way back.

Got my 2004 roadster GT RS in Australia. Couldn’t be more happier. After owning the NC for ten years. It is what it is. Nothing more nothing less. So grateful to Mazda for keeping it the real roadster it was originally built for.

2020 club owner here. Be on the lookout for your infotainment screen getting delaminated from the inside. This is due to sudden temperature change inside the cabin which in turn causes the adhesive on the inside of the screen to delaminate. If you have your AC on cold full blast on a hot sunny day and you park your car in direct sunlight which heats the infotainment screen assembly, it will happen. It looks like a bunch of spider webs or frozen ice crystals. I'm taking mine to the dealership in a couple of days to see if the warranty will cover it.

Thorough review, thank you. You have a new subscriber.

Why every Miata owner out always says something about put a smile on your face. I have cx5. It doesn’t do that to my face. 😅

Which is better 3.0L with supercharger or without supercharger petrol?

My press car this week is the Club trim. I’ve had a smile on my face the entire time.

MX5 is sexy

I own a 2015 981 GTS. I believe I’ve got the highest mileage 981 GTS ever at 284k Kms haha. Still running.

You can retro fit the reach steering column to early cars.

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The kind of video we look for: straightforward and informative. Thanks!

I drive Volvo since 2007, a S60 2.4 T and an XC60 D5. I'm looking for a new one but I will not buy an S90 made in China or Malayasia...

I have the facelift and I love it a lot! What an epic car, 1 billion for a facelift?! 😅 But the rear subframe rust is annoying, it's supposedly under extended warranty for 20 years. But the dealers just won't change it unless it's broken or about to collapse. Mercedes is fully ignoring customers on that issue.