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Mine broke into 6 pieces trying to get this thing apart…still can’t reach the contacts

I'm looking at buying something to replace my 8 year old Suzuki Celerio. Like the Picanto, it has a robotised manual gearbox. With mine, you can drive it in full auto-mode (this is how wifey drives) or in a semi-automatic mode where you can tap the gear lever up or down to select the gear you want. Is this how the Kia box works too? Before I bought the Suzuki, I owned a manual 1.0L manual Picanto but the previous model. I never really took to the car & was frankly glad to see the back of it. My gripes were the lack of space (fixed with newer models) & its fuel economy. I drive like the Pope's mother & try as I might, I couldn't get it to average more than 56 mpg. This was worse than the Daihatsu Sirion it replaced (62 mpg) & the Celerio (70 mpg). If you drive your Picanto really, really sensibly, what kind of mileage can you achieve or is 57 - 58 mpg the absolute best it will do? Thanks

Lovely 😊

What type of paste is this?

Useful video. When you say use soapy water first to clean the seats is this hand soap and water?

Well done and very helpful...may try that on typical worn drivers side seat area. 👍

Hard watch, noise from your mike is so annoying

Hi What should i do if when pressing the button there is a sound like trying to open but the liftgate does not opens?

Great video, super informative and easy to watch. I wouldn't worry about the sound as the disturbance was minimal. Thsnk you. Ps Got the car 😊 Theu should start giving you commission 😁

Hi, have you ever replaced the coolant housing on these? I cannot find a video anywhere!

I’m currently looking at this car but have read reports about it not being a good automatic car? I currently have a 2010 Auto that I’ve not had any issues with. Is this an OK car as an automatic? Thanks.

just what i needed thank you

Very helpful. Thanks for making this video.

Why no more vids?

I would like to thank jaguar for making this diesel version,. Not in the bluest hell i wouldve afford to get the other models,. I am planning to get one and put a throttle controller and surely will unleash it,.

Not a torque converter auto then?? Sounds like it could be future trouble with those converted manual boxes with clutch and servos!!!

What grade sandpaper are you using? 400 grit? 600 grit? The proper grit is important here so i would like to know. Thanks.

Someone’s selling a 2006 with 45k miles. V8 hemi. 6 thousand dollars. Hope it’s still there

I've got a. 2.2d 2013 premium luxury, fantastic motor

2015 2.2d best buy

Thank you sir. Had to put a 1998 XJR radio console back together and your video was a great help.

You done a great job there, well done, ... I know now where to being mine if it needs doing lol .... Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Cheers I’m looking to buy one of these, can you do an Infiniti M or Subaru Legacy please Roly

I had a 2.2d for years and looking for another one. Really lovely cars

Thank you every other says take bumper off all done thanks so much

well done, that looked like an awkward job indeed, I wanted to lend you my cordless screwdriver.

Thanks Roly, very helpful!

wow well done

Thanks for the excellent demonstration, but I would have considered spraying carpet glue Through pin holes to see if this approach works first. But thanks again, for such a pro job

You have the patience of a saint!

Thank you very much for this video. I was pushing on the inner seal and not making progress and decided that I must not be the first person to have to push a seal back into its proper place. Found your video and it was easy once I knew what to do. Again, Thank you!

Just watched this again after watching many videos in trying to decide what car to go for. Your review really helped me make the choice as it was very in-depth but also understandable to a novice about cars. We had a Kodiaq and while it was an amazing car it got to the point where I just didn't need the size. Now have a Kamiq Monte Carlo and it really is a pleasure to drive (and look at :) ) - Thanks.

Thank you so much. This video is very very helpful, I am prepared for the job. To save some money I just bought 4 doors with good looking door rubbers to put over in my X308. Those original rubbers will fit.

My dad used to have a WJ Grand Cherokee when I was a kid, and me and my family consider it to be one of the most comfortable cars we've ever owned. This is my story about it: It was July 2010, and we were on our way in my mum's Vauxhall Zafira to pick up my dad’s new car to replace his old Vauxhall Frontera, a 2002 (52-reg) Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited with the 4.7-litre Chrysler PowerTech V8, finished in a dark metallic blue with a black leather interior. As we were driving the last few hundred yards to the seller’s house to collect DU52XKW, I caught first sight of it in the windscreen, and after we pulled up at the seller’s house, we got out of our car and went over to inspect it. The main reason why me and my family consider it to be one of the most comfortable cars we’ve ever owned, and why I also consider it to be one of my favourite cars my family has ever had, was the seats, as they were some of the most comfortable of any car I had ever, ever sat in - from the moment 10-year-old me sat down on them for the first time, I was in heaven as they were just oh-so-comfy - it wasn’t so much a car as a giant sofa with wheels and an engine, the Americans really knew how to make proper car seats back then! Since then, the only car I’ve sat in that has even come close to how comfortable the seats in the Jeep were was an Infiniti M saloon I sat in while me and my family were at the Driffield Motor Show in 2013. When we got home, I thought it was a much better car than his old Frontera, as it was more practical being a 5-door, and much more comfortable too. The ultimate test for our Jeep came in August 2010, when we went on a caravan holiday to Great Yarmouth in it. During the extremely long and tedious 150+ mile drive, it proved to be well up to the challenge of hauling our Swift Conqueror caravan to the campsite we were going to be staying at, thanks to the incredible pulling power of that V8 - even if it did make the car a TREMENDOUS gas hog and went through petrol like there was nowt tomorrow, but it did make a very nice noise which we called the “V8 roar”. It also proved to be a very comfortable car to travel in as it ate up the miles, mainly because of how unbelievably comfortable and plush the seats were. On the way there, I watched one of my Top Gear DVDs on the aftermarket DVD headrests that we’d had installed in it, while my sister watched one of her Hello Kitty DVDs. One day during our holiday, after we went to the nearby Tesco, while my mum was loading up the boot with shopping, my dad decided to “V8-roar” her by revving the engine as she packed the shopping away - she must have got a bit of a surprise when he did that! Unfortunately, our holiday was cut short due to heavy rain the following day, and even though we only had the Jeep for 2 months, I still consider it to be one of my favourite cars out of all the cars my family has ever owned.

Fancy one of these - could I fit a Labrador in it please ? Perhaps with the magic seats folded up ?

i have watched countless reviews of this exact car and have to complement you on your review. My wife has this car but at 4'10" tall struggles at seeing over the bonnet 😂. However, i have a very high mileage lovely Landrover that is now starting to cost us so i am now going to have hers budle of fun on wheels. It is a cracker of a car

Get a dedicated mic, mate. The way you have filmed/recorded this is so irritating that it made me just skip the video (though it might be really informative).

Picked up a 2006 GS450H ...awesome car with such great power and a joy to drive, still love the touchscreen even as old as it is

Is it jerky? Also please can you make a video of you driving around?

Beautiful car. You're a gentleman. Enjoy. And thanks for sharing

Just the glass

Would love to see Honda officially import the Freed into its line-up.

Great job! I have a Gs 300h since 2 months. Thank you!

is the interior lighting on the doors and optional extra. Mine doesn’t seem to have it. And it’s the same year registration as your test car.

Just bought a monti Carlo 1.5 dsg same spec as yours , love it .

Nice work. I just did this on mine. It only took 30 minutes, the hardest part was removing the switch which took 10 minutes, it should really take 2 minutes once you get the hang of it. I started at right side of the switch and used a trim tool to wedge the right side out, you need to keep pulling on that right side and the switch will come out. 15 minutes of cleaning with brake cleaner and some que tips, reassembe, test, and reinstall. A new switch might only be $30 here, but thats $30 towards something else... Thanks for posting the video.

Does this car have park assistant? If yes, how do you use it?

That’s not an XJR, only a regulator XJ.

That's a fine example young man!

may I ask if you have ever done the lower balljoints on a 2001 Jaguar XJ8? It seems very difficult and I don't want to remove the lower control arm.