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before I got the aygo touchscreen, I used one of these. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B081VQDR3V/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?_encoding=UTF8&aaxitk=df2e1f64fa378adb0b1423630fd87502&hsa_cr_id=6782810120202&pd_rd_plhdr=t&pd_rd_r=07c58d62-4599-44cf-b305-9f1559ce386d&pd_rd_w=TIbyp&pd_rd_wg=p1UKg&ref_=sbx_be_s_sparkle_td_asin_0_title

Before I got my newer one with the hill assist, I used the handbrake. Like the manual, set the gas pedal so its ready to go, then release the handbrake.

looks like condensation to me?

I've not noticed any difference in perfomance when running the AC or not.

Given its age and under warranty, I'd take it to Toyota dealer and let them look at it.

I just pressed the on and off button next to the touch screen.

does this happen with the car play screen or just normal touchscreen? Mine has frozen before, but I was able to turn it on and off. If it happens with the car play screen, just unplug the phone?

the 2018 facelift means that aygo daylight running lights are in the headlights casings. So it depends on what level of aygo your relative has. At the moment, the Xclusive only has auto headlights. I have an X play 2020 with the post 2018 facelift and I still have to turn my lights on manually when it gets dark.

I've been working from home, but going out on Sundays as the roads are quieter then. Gives my gal a bit of a run on a motorway.

was going to say it sounds like the radiator fan. might just be kicking on coincidentally.

I had a 2017 mk2 Aygo and the headlights were okay for me. I think my 2020 Aygo I got last year has better headlights since the 2018 facelift.

I've seen on another thread that it can be the actuator that is the cause of the problem. I mentioned this when I booked mine in for a service online, it's for Wednesday the 17th March, so I'll let you know what they say. But I have just been dealing with it as a quirk up until now.

I don't know if you can upgrade, but I find that with a combination of stick on blind spot mirrors and the reversing camera, I never really use the lines. If you haven't got them, then they're a cheaper way of giving you extra visibility for reversing.

yeah I remember my old Tom Tom, it was great.

Might be the alternator not charging the battery?