If you can do a whole journey on EV, Charge is obviously not worthwhile. But if the ICE needs to run , using Charge and/or Save effectively can reduce consumption slightly. Spot on! I think this is exactly what OP means: "Do not be scared of using that charge button". If it's gonna run anyway, you ...

Hi folks,

Just a quick catch up. Sent a communication to MMC about the polls that had sticky EV and sticky Eco as the most popular about 2 weeks ago. Have not heard from them yet so will resend and ask if they had received it previously.

They are probably getting sick of me I reckon.

Hello, In the last months I’ve noticed that my MY17 was doing substantially less kms. It was winter time so I thought it could be normal. Today with 23°c I decided to make a test. I traveled in a flat road 80km/h until the battery was empty. I traveled a total of 39km and the electric consumption w...

When I bought my car last May, I noticed 5% higher reading on the speedometer compared to my GPS. I reported that to this forum, but few members were irrelevant in laughing at me because I was not happy with this discrepancy. Do some searches and you find these stupid replies. That is probably why ...

the speedometer IS DEFINITELY not correct. But it shows you going faster than you are, so you don't get speeding tickets, you get little ol'ladies giving you the finger because you drive too slow in the fast lane. It is pretty close at lower speeds and peculiarly, the odometer seems to be OK. So is...

I haven't checked with GPS, but I agree with the speedometer being out, I have travelled a lot of motorway miles the past week with quite a few average speed check cameras at 50mph, I set my cruise control at 51 mph and other cars were still over taking me, so either my speedometer is out as you sa...

and just to throw a fox into the hen house, no one here seems to be taking into consideration that the speedometer on the Outlander is off by %5 Err Bearhunter, If you had read 7 posts above yours in this thread you would have seen me write: Ok just noticed this in the topic I started and will say ...

Another showing the All Terrain tyres we have had on our first PHEV for awhile now.

Another showing how how you get to the tent on the roof of the PHEV to sleep. There is enough room behind the ladder to bunk down as well.


The tent maker even gave us a mat to wipe your feet before entering.

You know what? I still prefer the look of the pre-facelift PHEV. I really can't be doing with all those angular chromy bits. They add nothing to the looks in my opinion. I don't mind the front of the newer PHEVs myself. Here is another photo from a different angle. https://live.staticflickr.com/655...