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Had a conversation with the PHEV technician at Bob Penkhus, the dealership where I purchased both this and the last Mazda. He promptly advised to disregard the forums, including problem reporting and the time it takes to find a solution. He mentioned that he owns a PHEV without any issues and that the problem at hand is unfamiliar to them. Due to the lack of charge in the battery, they are unsure how to move the vehicle into their service bay. It's the most extravagant stories I have heard thus far. Jeremy promptly said that he inspected the car this morning but wouldn't attend to it until the waiters had finished. They attempted to restart it numerous times today, but the app continued to get the same problems. Jeremy said that he was one of three certified PHEV technicians and the most experienced one available to address the problem with my car. I hope Mazda will prioritise this problem like they did with their boat issue about 2007. Visit the following link for an article about the Cougar Ace incident: https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a15388858/cougar-ace-the

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I would want to conduct a brief poll on this prevalent topic. It is hoped that this would benefit owners and maybe Mazda. 1. What was the odometer reading at the time of the incident? 2. What repairs were made, including replacement parts and upgrades implemented? 3. Post-repair status (any recurrences?) Thank you

The smartkey of the Mk4 is equipped with a large and powerful CR2450 cell. I have never owned anything that required such a large cellular device before!

The outcome was unexpectedly enjoyable rather than a complete defeat. The next Twickers event next week promises to be captivating.

Wales are displaying a deteriorating performance against Scotland. Perhaps we might compete for the last place position...

Today's technology is very thought-provoking!

I have seen this phenomenon on several occasions over the years.

Thank you for responding to me. If I understand correctly, you are referring to pressing the number keys when in auxiliary mode? Regrettably, I am unable to make the system acknowledge the auxiliary mode. Whenever I touch the number keys, it only changes the radio station in radio mode or switches the CD in CD mode. This is quite vexing!

Has anybody discovered the method to modify the sensitivity of the Aux In? I am unable to locate this option inside the options as well.

I am also opting for the petrol variant, specifically searching for the appropriate vehicle, the C 300e estate.