Ignis

gilburton wrote: Ok I haven't looked at one(probably never will) but when the Suzuki brochure says allgrip and the sales people are saying no I would certainly avoid that dealer lol

I have got another dealer in my sights, Cropleys, about the same distance away at 30 miles and they quote £15 less! So I like Reads of Grimsby even less now. lol Looks like a nicer road trip too.

Tell them you've had a quote another £15 cheaper and they will probably match it

Daniel30 wrote: There is no button in our ignis to select 4 wheel drive I'm sure its automatic. There is a button to lock all the wheels if your stuck and this automatically turns off over 13 or 18 mph can't remember which one

I got the impression (before going to Reads) that the Ignis system is there all the time on standby so to speak but only comes in when some brain or ECU decides it needs it. I think for a road going car that is a pretty good system though I would probably like it active all the time. I sat in the 2WD version which was very nice inside. Trouble is I have my Celerio and I couldn't bring myself to swap...................... YET. lol

I didn't think I'd learn to live with the Celerio's AGS auto system but I have almost forgotten it is not a conventional 4WD.

Daniel30 wrote: Tell them you've had a quote another £15 cheaper and they will probably match it

While there are more shops and such in Grimsby that I could go round while waiting for the service to be done, I still don't like the sniff of Reads. I'll zoom down to Cropleys and have a sniff of them in a few days (any excuse to zoom around in the pocket rocket) though I am almost sure it'll be where I'll go.regardless. They will have to be very dire to put me off. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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The system is automatic and there in the background if its needed

The bottom left button locks all the wheels and I don't think I would ever be using the hill descent

Daniel30 wrote: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

The system is automatic and there in the background if its needed

The bottom left button locks all the wheels and I don't think I would ever be using the hill descent

I like it.

Difflock might be useful if not hill descent