Unfortunately named thete Sparks, much like this one, but I'm sure both taste nice.

Just had a new model delivered.

There is no logical reason why the windscreen would be any different on the ST compared with other models.
The bodyshell is exactly the same on all models.

To stop in the 5 or 6 yards the useless fog lights illuminate would require no more than 10mph. Really please manufacturers are removing them and the Police dishing out fixed penalties Yes the majority are pretty much useless for their intended purpose, but I still like the look of them on my cars....

Beneficial in the sense that in foggy conditions it helps to avoid hitting wildlife that might be crossing the road in pitch black. You will have your dipped beam headlights on, but in thick fog visibility is greatly reduced regardless. Standard road car fog lights are not something that magically ...

Rogue2 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 29, 2025 7:48 pm My job involves early starts & I have to drive from a village into town, so having front fog lights when foggy has always been very beneficial.

Beneficial in what way though...are you saying that without them you are unable to see where you are going?

Every car I have have had with front fog lights in over 40 years have not made any significant difference while driving in fog, which admittedly is a rare occurrence.
Fog lights certainly do make the front of a car look nicer though.

This subject of knee room below the steering wheel has me baffled.
Here is a photo of mine with the steering wheel in the standard highest position.
I am unsure exactly what height I have my seat set at but it is definitely not at its lowest.

Rob-RS wrote: ↑Mon Mar 24, 2025 9:35 pm My seat is all the way down, or my legs hit the steeringwheel.
I’m 6ft 5in by the way.

When I look at the gap between my legs and the bottom of the steering wheel I am struggling to understand how that is possible.
Helight should not play any part in this when one is sitting down.

My observation for people that do not recognise these things...
A new user joins the forum then immediately makes their first post in a years old thread using the familiar template - I have the same problem did you ever get it fixed.
The poster then never returns to the forum to read any replies.