Tiguan Highline Rline - 18 month review

[FastMitch]

I may have written it vague but I wasn't suggesting to use 91 RON in the Tiguan. I always use 95 RON.

What I was highlighting was that its a marketing gimmick to use 95 RON as it will give a higher KW output so the car can be advertised with those higher KW figures and VW too lazy to provide a ECU update so 91 RON can be used.

As we are not on a racetrack, the negligible KW increase is a waste of 20 cents a litre for every day driving and the higher running costs are a focus of the review.

As an added incentive to buyers, Mazda has re-engineered the MZR 2.5 litre engine to run on 91 RON fuel without altering power or torque figures. This equates to a 10 percent saving in running costs according to Mazda.
https://m.drive.com.au/amp/car-artic...da6-68322.html

What is that I hear you say, a Tuatara supercar on 91 RON, say it ain't so ...

On regular 91 RON petrol it churns out 1350hp (1007kW)
First production SSC Tuatara debuts, features 1750hp V8 | PerformanceDrive

None of this is really important once we all move to electric.

Yes it does - STICKY: VW POI - 2019 Australian Speed & Red Light Camera
see post 40

I started the thread you mentioned and can confirm after manually creating and installing the POI and using for a while, some cameras are missing and notification function is inaccurate or notifies 1 sec before arriving at the lights which is of no use.

Waze has "real-time" notifications of unmarked police vehicles along the road you are travelling as well as blockages, roadworks, etc
You cannot really compare the hacked POI version of the VW with Waze / Google Maps