I looked my keys in the boot using the boot unlock only function, dropped a bag in with keys in hand, let go of bag, keys went too didnt realise, boot down..........AAGGGHHH
Problem isn't with SEAT's penny pinching - its down to your penny pinching! Bluetooth gives you boot and bonnet open warning...
Problem isn't with SEAT's penny pinching - its down to your penny pinching! Bluetooth gives you boot and bonnet open warning...
Thats very cheeky sir !!
However I tend to disagree, something so simple should be standard not an option...if there was no door open warning then I could understand but to have it for 4 doors and not add the boot is penny pinching. I do believe however it was on the original spec according to the brochure then they used the get out clause to alter specs.
As for the BT option....you are probably correct but in fairness I was desperate to get hold of a DSG car as they are as rare as rocking horse crap up here (lack of a dealer for a long time) and I took the first one available but when I enquired about the BT facility nothing was mentioned about the better MFD and all the other parameters you can change using it and the benefits of having it as to be perfectly honest BT is not a necessity for me however I would certainly consider it next time.
Now I'm away to count the sheckles once more.....one penny, two pennies !!
Problem isn't with SEAT's penny pinching - its down to your penny pinching! Bluetooth gives you boot and bonnet open warning...
I agree with Jimbo on both points.
My Celica simply had the same light for any of the doors or the boot being open. For the sake of one wire SEAT are penny pinching. Also strictly speaking the spec of my Cupra doesn't match the brochure or website as a couple of things are missing.
The dealer didn't tell me about the large MFD either and no mention in the brochure that I have. I did mention to another dealer how come the one in brochure had the large MFD and he did tell me it came with the bluetooth option, no mention of the extra features though.
I was in the same situation regarding ordering a car. Didn't really want the 12 week wait for build to order as the Celica was overdue a service, so took one they were expecting in a month later. The build of this car was actually delayed and I mentioned changing the build to include BT but they wouldn't let me as the order was already in the system. Ended up with a different physical car (of the same spec) but don't think they bothered to find me a BT one.
Thanks for agreeing Phil .....I am also mystified as to why one wee length of wire should make that much difference between having to choose between a BT option or not.
your boot light comes on i presumeThe microswitch in the boot must be in place .
and if not then surely it doesn't hold up the production line that long to install it and there is already a display showing door open warnings anyway so wtf. Would be interesting to know the difference in the actual build cost of the car.
The brochure regarding the BT part I also found rather vague....I read it as this type of MFD was not available on some EU countries specs and may have said something like not available in the UK but taking oldtimers into consideration I may have been wrong
My dealer when I queried the BT thingy said 'och its just a button on the steering wheel to let you use your mobile phone'.
Mmmmm wish I had known about the alternative display all the same.
Jimbo,
Do you get a warning if your bonnet is open?
The ice warning comes on at 4 degrees C... (t-shirt & shorts weather in Aberdeen) so yes, its been on a few times here....
More to the point why oh why did Seat scrimp on not having a 'boot open' warning as with the other 4 doors on something as costly as an FR....makes no sense to me at all.
I guess the warning is when you hear it thump as you trundle down the road....as I found out.
Nick, do you have Bluetooth?
OT but nice car! Like the wheels.