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Byron wrote:Really glad to hear that your enjoying your launch edition evora.
RE-the piece of trim, I personally checked over that car and most certainly disn't see ANY pieces of trim missing. Next time your around pop by and i will rectify the problem

These pages will help regarding the alpine headunit.

http://www.alpine-electronics.co.uk/sup ... pdate.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.alpine-electronics.co.uk/pro ... 0p-20.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.
The owners manual is on the support link at the very bottom of the page on the 2nd link.

Otherwise next time that you are at jct i will personally run through the headunit/portable sat-nav unit options.
Enjoy your lovely evora!!.
Byron

Hello Byron. The trim piece probably dropped off after I took delivery

Thanks for your offer re the Alpine unit. I will hold you to it!

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Really looking forward to seeing the Evora and having a ride

Watch out for me in the Europa Christmas morning, always do a run round Cop, Bishopthorpe, Acaster, Appleton Roebuck

By the way the yellow Esprit in our village was replaced by a Merc a few months ago

AQUAEVORA wrote:

Byron wrote:Really glad to hear that your enjoying your launch edition evora.
RE-the piece of trim, I personally checked over that car and most certainly disn't see ANY pieces of trim missing. Next time your around pop by and i will rectify the problem

These pages will help regarding the alpine headunit.

http://www.alpine-electronics.co.uk/sup ... pdate.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.alpine-electronics.co.uk/pro ... 0p-20.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.
The owners manual is on the support link at the very bottom of the page on the 2nd link.

Otherwise next time that you are at jct i will personally run through the headunit/portable sat-nav unit options.
Enjoy your lovely evora!!.
Byron

Hello Byron. The trim piece probably dropped off after I took delivery

Thanks for your offer re the Alpine unit. I will hold you to it!

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Absolutely not a problem. Pleasure to be of service!!.
Once you have played with the various options/menu's i really really like the alpine headunits .
the 1st evora that i worked on i made a coffee and sat in the car for approx 1hr just playing with the settings so now i know the units like the back of my hand.
Will have to learn the new pioneer system when i get my hands on one. Not long now.

AQUAEVORA wrote:

chevronb37 wrote:Just figured out you know my colleague Joe Spavin through the Alpina Register. Enjoy your Evora!

The chap who bought my B3 BT is called Andy Hallas

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Did you let Joe have a quick blast in your B3 at some point? Not sure what his internet pseudonym is but he's the chap from York with the gunmetal grey E90 D3.

Nice to see you are enjoying the Evora, it was a great colour and there will be lots of fun to come when the weather gets a bit more accommodating! Feel free to pop in for a coffee when ever you are in the area, and hopefully il see you at NYLOC in the new year!

chevronb37 wrote:

AQUAEVORA wrote:

chevronb37 wrote:Just figured out you know my colleague Joe Spavin through the Alpina Register. Enjoy your Evora!

The chap who bought my B3 BT is called Andy Hallas

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Did you let Joe have a quick blast in your B3 at some point? Not sure what his internet pseudonym is but he's the chap from York with the gunmetal grey E90 D3.

Hi yes Joe (IAMJoe on thealpinaregister) had a go in the B3 BT about a year ago before it went back to the leasing company. I still have an identical D3 on the fleet, same colour as Joe's, Sparkling Graphite. Best car I have ever driven, I just can't bear to let it go. The ride, handling, performance, refinement and economy are sensational.

I took the Evora on a long trip yesterday, York, Coventry, King's Lynn, York. Picked up a front wheel for it off ebay in Coventry, fitted easily on the back seat. It is such a practical car for its size and layout. Promises to be an excellent tourer. The speedo is amazingly accurate (verified against TomTom) so I am assuming the average fuel consumption for the trip of approx 35 mpg is accurate too. Excellent. I swear that as we crossed the border into Norfolk the Evora suddenly beacme more perky

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