It’s useful in putting the map on the dash, then the main screen can be doing other stuff. The Sat nav is pretty good. The traffic prediction can be hit and miss but so can Waze tbh, I t’s usually accurate and re-routes are often sensible.
Google Maps & Apple Maps wouldn’t work earlier for me in the Pyrenees (Phone GPS was glitching I think due to the mountains). Very happy to have added the VW Sat Nav which I used as a backup.
I have the TomTom app on my phone, you download the maps you want so works regardless of signal. As a long time TomTom user I find it very good, think it is £16 per year fee. Obviously plays on the car screen via CarPlay. Speed cameras, traffic alert etc included.
Thanks. Might try this if I get the issue again. The maps were showing on the phone. Had 5g signal but the phone wouldn’t show its correct location
It was called a Coast
Yep we didn’t get coast 4m in the uk, or the beach 4motion.It was called a Coast
I did a bit of Googling and all the ones I came across were in relation to T5’s. Any fundamental differences between the mechanisms for T5/T6’s? Or just better/more sorted in the T6? Or T5’s are just older so more wear related failures? Suspect trying to answer that using empirical data alone will be difficult.
Probably age related. Judging by the preference for low milage vehicles the liklihood is that such vehicles have a very low usage of the roof hydraulic system. Hydraulic systems rarely used are more prone to problems, as are most low milage in relation to age vehicles. Use it or lose it applies.
Saw that in the flesh at Liverpool 2 weeks ago waiting to be ‘presented’ to its public.
And awning…
I think Liverpool VC saw how inappropriate the white awning looked on a dark blue van and decided to remove it for the beauty shots.
Then again nobody is expecting the Ocean to be an all conquering amphibious vehicle either.
And with a light oak interior so win win.
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