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: Peter was thinking very hard : I've also noticed that feature on my car too. It's quite good, there is no way to have them left on when you start your next trip. It looks like a lot of cars don't work like this, and I think it would be a good feature. My car also turns the lights off when the ignition goes off, so I can't get a flat battery from leaving the lights on. Dispite my car being a cheap Fiat, they have clearly put a lot of thought into it. I remember a time when it was standard practise to make sure things were right before you set off, in other words you manually scanned to check that all the switches were correctly set. That way you don't set off in the dark with no lights on, or with fog lights left on from the week before. Yeah those big frickin lights are hard to spot. -- Phil Kyle™ T h i i s s l f i l S o n o i u e n g r s g |
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