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EV sales much greater growth though despite the changes in policy.

Bizarre, but we still get the power adjustment for the Recaro seats in Europe.

We don't get the Torsen diff on our GT PP, but yes probably driveline as both manual and auto boxes do it. It isn't a vibration at all, smooth as silk, just a minor noise. Of course sounds buzz around a car pretty well so it could just be something at the back of the engine 'reflecting' into...

As above - all European cars have the PP

Don't waste your time on an oil change, mine is an auto and makes the noise so it isn't the box itself.

Yes exactly the same noise. Very minor and not concerning.

It definitely comes from under where the gear lever / shifter is. Not very loud and I assume it is just a normal noise. It is more a tapping than a rattle and goes off when you ease off the throttle. It's a bit like gear thrash / backlash in that respect. You need a smooth bit of road to hear...

All export models have the PP as standard

No, it isn't from the engine

Yes mine does that, more so when hot. I'm not sure it is a rattle, just something in the transmission? 7k miles on mine without any issue. Oh, and mine is an auto so maybe not the transmission, maybe something nearby.

Surely your car already has the traffic sign warning?

You would be better of on the 6G site but most times this is happening a transmission relearn is all that is required.

It does specifically say 'inspection' on the UK recalls. If the inspection reveals no evidence of water ingress then pretty sure that will be it.

I got a notification from the app and an email about the recall

Maybe somebody should tell him. After all he previously said it was 'easy' to change an EU car to a US tune, only it isn't actually possible never mind easy.

No we get less power but only right at the top of the power curve (the last 1000rpm or so). Below that they are the same.

Actually it is far more clever than that with the Toyota (and other hybrids) including those with an ISG where the position the engine is at when it is off is pre-determined to make restart easier and consistent, unlike a start from a starter motor which just has to deal with what it finds from...

Ford sell cars outside the US so it isn't just the Federal Government

Some people are just so easy to wind up - just click ignore if you don't see the fun :wink:

There are plenty of post on this thread with actual evidence. I can assure you hybrids do not 'spin up their engine' before starting as that would actually significantly harm fuel consumption spinning an engine with no fuel going through it with mechanical drag. I drive a PHEV some of the time...