Another post about something missing from my Terramar

[kevinyork]

Still on a journey discovering my Terramar V2.

The literature for the V2 on Cupra’s site shows augmented reality head up display which in other VAG cars is where direction arrows are overlayed on the road ahead per the image above.

Here’s the literature. https://www.cupraofficial.co.uk/new-cars/terramar/v2

I don’t seem to have this? Anyone else have this feature?

 

[East Yorkshire Retrofits]

What's the build date of your car? It may fall into a different period vs what's currently being sold meaning the currently advertised specification is N/A

 

[kevinyork]

What's the build date of your car? It may fall into a different period vs what's currently being sold meaning the currently advertised specification is N/A

Thanks. I’m not sure how to find my build date?

 

[East Yorkshire Retrofits]

Thanks. I’m not sure how to find my build date?

I can check from your reg or VIN if you want to send it in a message

 

[kevinyork]

I can check from your reg or VIN if you want to send it in a message

Thanks. I’ve messaged you

 

[SRGTD]

What’s the build date of your car? It may fall into a different period vs what's currently being sold meaning the currently advertised specification is N/A

Agree. Most car manufacturers make small changes to the spec of their vehicle range each year to keep models fresh and current, maintain customer interest and maintain - or hopefully (for the manufacturer) increase - vehicle sales. Cupra include the following statement on the last page of their brochures - I dare say most - if not all car manufacturers will include a similar statement in their product literature;

CUPRA is committed to a policy of continuous product development and reserves the right to make changes to specifications, colours and prices without notice. The information in this brochure can therefore be given as guidance only.

It should also be borne in mind that historically, errors and inconsistencies in VAG marketing and product literature aren’t unknown, so where errors / inconsistencies are present, published vehicle specs might not reflect the spec of the actual vehicles being built.