Hi from Chris in Scotland

[Chris 63]

I bought a nine month old Formentor V2 1.5 DSG in June this year as a retirement gift to myself after 41 years service in the National Health Service, where I worked as a nurse. The car has so far taken myself and my wife on several trips in the UK ranging from the Scottish Highlands and as far as Brighton and Bognor Regis. Totally love the car, it is incredibly comfortable to drive, it's econonical, and the Adaptive Cruise Control is a game changer. I do find some of the infotainment stuff a little intimidating, but hopefully your forum might help me out from time to time.

Cheers, Chris

 

[Seastormer]

I bought a nine month old Formentor V2 1.5 DSG in June this year as a retirement gift to myself after 41 years service in the National Health Service, where I worked as a nurse. The car has so far taken myself and my wife on several trips in the UK ranging from the Scottish Highlands and as far as Brighton and Bognor Regis. Totally love the car, it is incredibly comfortable to drive, it's econonical, and the Adaptive Cruise Control is a game changer. I do find some of the infotainment stuff a little intimidating, but hopefully your forum might help me out from time to time.

Cheers, Chris

Welcome to SCN, yes the infotainment system does take a bit of getting used to. I followed a similar journey after retiring from Scottish Water with 43 years under my belt, with my CUPRA Leon 300 as my gift, maybe we are getting on a bit but still feel the need for speed.

 

[alexlew69]

I bought a nine month old Formentor V2 1.5 DSG in June this year as a retirement gift to myself after 41 years service in the National Health Service, where I worked as a nurse. The car has so far taken myself and my wife on several trips in the UK ranging from the Scottish Highlands and as far as Brighton and Bognor Regis. Totally love the car, it is incredibly comfortable to drive, it's econonical, and the Adaptive Cruise Control is a game changer. I do find some of the infotainment stuff a little intimidating, but hopefully your forum might help me out from time to time.

Cheers, Chris

Welcome

 

[tracktoy]

Welcome to SCN, yes the infotainment system does take a bit of getting used to. I followed a similar journey after retiring from Scottish Water with 43 years under my belt, with my CUPRA Leon 300 as my gift, maybe we are getting on a bit but still feel the need for speed.

Speed (in the right places) keeps you young.