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"Other low down goodies include vented front and solid rear discs for a stopping distance Hyundai says is better than its rivals" I question that statement the Xtrail had vented discs front and rear and weighed less.

I've driven cars with lock for 9 years and found its not required. While the 2013 cars system was inferior the 2015 car is just as good, in fact better due to preloading of 2% to the rear, with the Xtrails I could at times feel the 4wd take up.

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/222752-which-compact-suv-has-the-best-all-wheel-drive-system-for-snow-and-ice Found this on another site, thought it worth sharing. "In order to quickly share power with the rear wheels, Mazda employs an electromagnetic activated coupling between front and...

I got bored very quickly, manual is large with most of the contents not applicable to my model, I rarely refer to the book, but will search the PDF version.

Have you?

Nice one.

Uk gets the 150ps and 175ps, so 177ps would be a small increase.

Perhaps you might get offered the 190ps version with 450nm, on sale in japan and Australia.

Diesel runaway can happen to any diesel engine, its nothing new.

I don't think you will see that sort of return overall, on a run I've see 55mpg uk on a couple of occasions, but my average is nearer 36mpg.

Both my UK diesel read outs showed 2.5 to 2.6mpg uk high, very inaccurate, maybe the US doesn't allow the same sort of deception. There are plenty of UK drivers who actually believe what the average shows.

I'm always under 140 pounds, 136.8 at present. But I'm only 5'4" (couch)

That I would find useful.

I nearly bought a bungalow with a small brook about 100 yards away, seller refused my offer, we know someone who lived on the street she had been there 30 years and never seen the brook flood. Well it did that year the bungalow we wanted was under water half way up the garage!! Lucky me.

Review please.

I was told by a Nissan tech in 1990 that the ECU learnt my driving habits, he mentioned 30mile to learn it, that car was a manual so the transmission type doesn't matter.

I'd just put animals on it, sheep cows or horses....

Battery is covered for 3 years in UK anyway according to my dealer.

I'm disappointed thinking you were getting the best engine for the car, the diesel. Then I actually read your footer.

Good point I routinely drive round pot holes because the 19" wheels give a ride bordering on hard. But I accept that to get the better handling over the 17" wheels.