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Since acquiring my 2018 Evoque, I have noticed an intermittent occurrence of an unusual rubbing sound while using the reverse gear. Although not a constant occurrence, I am becoming aware that it occurs with greater frequency after rainfall. Below is a hyperlink to the video. Do you have any hypotheses on the potential cause? Has anybody encountered the same problem?

I apologise if there is a post that already covers this perspective, however I was unable to locate one. However, my inquiry just pertains to the engine and does not concern the body or year of the vehicle. I am lucky to finally receive a bonus that will allow me to purchase a C63. In the United Kingdom, a budget ranging from 25,000 to 35,000 pounds will allow you to purchase a reasonably priced vehicle with either a 204 horsepower engine with a top speed of 6.2 seconds, or a 205 horsepower engine with a top speed of 4.0 seconds, both equipped with twin turbochargers. Please provide your opinion on each of the following options: being in favour of M156, being in favour of M177, or having no preference (=) for either. Dependability (including the gearbox) Price of necessary components, if required Analysis of stock market returns Comparison between the Perf pack/507 and the M177 engine. Response Docility/Tractability Is there a high-quality exhaust system available for the M177 engine? and maybe the most crucial aspect Which of the two options do you believe will have a higher value for collectors in 10 years? I am seeking your assistance in making prudent financial decisions. Thank you very much.

I believed that the Tone Line option just restored all settings to their default levels, rather than performing any further function. I assume that pressing the Mode button will cause it to cycle to the AUX setting. At that juncture, you should have the capability to establish the desired levels, and the stereo system will subsequently retain them, just as it does for other settings like TAPE, CD, and so forth. That is my guess, nonetheless.