Peegee355

Thanks!

I’m leaving the Lotus family too Had my Evora 400 from new for the last four years and completely loved it, but as the planet is heading for oblivion I may as well spend all my savings on the next step up. From my test drive and looking at McLarens, the build quality of my Evora exceeds what I’ll be buying into. McLarens’ panel gaps vary, rubber trims are coming away, panels are flexing out of shape, software glitches, continual fault codes. The McLaren I’ve just bought is two years old and has depreciated through the floor (which is how I can afford it - “afford” in the ‘man m

Looks like I'm selling my grey/tan 400 - 4 years old, just under 20k miles. I'm part exchanging it in a couple of weeks. PM me if you want to know more!

Yep, mine too

No idea but the fault on my 400 was due to a duff ABS sensor

Can you put it into Sport or Race mode with the traction control light on?

Pictures of my car? Who could ever refuse that request??

Bugger. Ok - will tackle it with a hammer and a bucket of superglue

Doesn't appear to have been bonded, more that there is rubber slot that fits into the seat frame. I'll look closer at the weekend

The driver's seat leather has come loose on the base nearest the door. Just stuffing it back only lasts a few seconds - what's the permanent fix? Photos show the correct passenger side and the wayward driver side

Had my 2016 400 NSF replaced under warranty as that was clonking, but that was when hitting potholes etc.

The bolts were rock solid so no need to remove that clam. Shame they installed them at angle but just had to drill out one of the hinge holes a tad.

Just checked aircon on my 400. Nothing cool at all

The drilled holes on your disc are clogged, happened to mine

So there are 2 x part "15" screws that hold in the black grill on each side at the rear underneath the tailgate. I want to replace the screws as they have gone rusty - but, one does not unscrew as the bit of plastic (?) behind the grill that the screw goes into is going round with the screw. Any ideas? I've tried sliding a thin nail through the grill into a slot on the plastic but it does not hold it. There's one screw on each side that does this