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Not sure you will get many answers. In the UK the National speed limit is 70mph - motorways and some dual carriageways. If caught driving at 100mph one faces being fined between 125% and 175% of one's weekly wage subject to a maximum of £1,000 for non-motorways and £2,500 for motorways. Plus a possibility of a driving ban - an instant ban if travelling at 45% more than the speed limit in force where caught.

We have had a white, 2012 IQ3 1.33 auto from new. It has only done 21k miles and has been trouble free. But the paint started to peel off the roof. Our local dealer (Toyota Bristol South) referred it to Toyota in October 17. It was eventually sanctioned and went in early January. We were provided with a Yaris hybrid for over three weeks (my daughter loved that so much she bought a new one) and it has come back looking like a new car, with new outside trim and badges (they left the old stuff in the car). So Toyota honoured their warranty / commitment to this customer, and got an order for a new Yaris soon after. Is it any surprise they are one of the biggest car makers in the world? The Yaris was as quite as a lamb to drive and averaged 60 mpg over the time with us - not bad eh.

Hi, Have you had the car from new ? If a second user could it have had a bonnet respray which can sometimes be done to a poorer quality ? Think it would be better if you took the car to the dealer to let them see, always harder for them to ignore things when face to face. Can you post a pic of the defect.

The rumble does go away when i brake. So is there a specific paste or thick grease to coat the slider pins in order to stop the rumble? I'm a lot happier now that i know the cause. Thanks again, much appreciated.

Hi, If you go to this site you can get the basic details of the recent mot tests on your car. https://www.gov.uk/check-mot-history

There is more to the EGR system than just the EGR valve, check all the pipes, the passage through the cylinder head, intake manifold & EGR cooler for carbon blockage