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Odd that your cars are held and yet European cars are fine. It may be that our European software is significantly different to your setup anyway? Plus I'm pretty sure our cars were held / returned to Flat Rock during the summer. My car was made late May but didn't leave FR until September. Some...

Yes, odd that was removed, especially when the gear is shown for the manual cars. Have to say S650 A10 gearbox is considerably improved on my 2019 S550. Gone are the occasional harsh change into 5th and the odd shunt when stopping quickly. It was never a huge problem but the new one is a lot...

Having just got my S650 (and done a back to back with my S550) it is very clear the S650 has a less sensitive initial travel on the throttle pedal. It will just be a mapping change. Press harder and it is fine!

It isn't the secondary colour because I've changed that and it is still orange. Shame as it makes the figure look blurry to me.

Can they be seen / accessed with the seat back folded?

I was really happy with the Continental Sport Contact 7's on my S550. Much better than the Michelin PS4S that it came with. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again.

Press and hold the speed limiter button, but ONLY when not moving, It pops up on the display and hold until it says off. It is the bottom left button on the left side

Thoughts on S550 v S650. Having driven them back to back on Friday when I picked up my new one ..... Steering - smaller wheel and probably slightly heavier in 'Normal' compared to S550. Steering turn in and response is certainly better than before. Feel about the same. The car is a lot...

10 months from ordering it is finally here!

Oh yes - a manual car shouldn't have paddles

The paddles can be removed and replaced by a blanking plate, which is what is normal on a manual car. The steering wheels are the same, just with either paddles or a blanking plate. Of course getting the blanking plates alone may be quite difficult.

My car has arrived at the dealer today. A few diversions on the way because of floods and blocked roads! Collect later this week!

Very much like the old Ruby Red pearlescent colour Ford did in Europe a few years ago. Looks fabulous in the sun.

Well production falls when demand falls of course. The fall has been substantial. Indeed there will always be a need for infrastructure changes and improvements but that has been the case since Edison. My son has a new build house and it is all wired up for solar panels and car charger etc.

Actually the grid is fine. UK electricity consumption has fallen significantly over the last 15 years or so.

Absolutely no chance - they don't have a V12 and certainly nobody is developing anything like that now other than for extreme niche products. They have a supercharged V8 but they were all dropped from Jaguar's a while ago. There is no future in retro (no pun intended) other than for old people...

No idea where your figures come from as you don't provide any evidence, but it doesn't stack up with other sources on the subject. Remember, of that '850 trillion tonnes' you quote (the non fossil fuel burning bit) is part of a carbon cycle so if there was no human activity the atmospheric CO2...

Jaguar (JLR) were MUCH more successful after Ford sold them than during their ownership. Same for Volvo.

That has never been an issue. It is and always has been 'jag-u-are'. Only in the US has it been mispronounced for years! But then the same applies in the US for most multi-syllable car brands :giggle:

Probably still a couple of weeks away then