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I fill up when it gets to 30-50 miles left. No point risking it.

It's only the US market huge SUV and some pick ups. You have to get the context right rather than taking one headline. The US market is going to be a lot harder to convert to electric because in many cases there, because of the vastness of the country and where people live, EVs just won't be a good ...

"Even if we all switched to EVs overnight, we estimate demand would only increase by around 10%. So we’d still be using less power as a nation than we did in 2002 and this is well within the range the grid can capably handle." You seem to be assuming everyone will charge 32m cars all at th...

The National Grid seem to think you're wrong
https://www.nationalgrid.com/stories/jo ... ctric-cars
https://www.nationalgrid.com/stories/jo ... onceptions

That feature has been on cars for years and years. If you turn it off with the indicator arm down it'll keep the light on.

Same here. USB or phone all the way.
It's so much more convenient. You can make playlists etc too. If you're going from scratch it does take a while to set it all up but once you do it's heaps better.

The code for the exact colour is on the plate in the door frame.

Have you accidentally pushed the button on the end of the left stalk, which turns it off on some models?

Page 376 of the PDF manual shows how to get the light cluster out.