Bill wrote:Its not a problem as the arm rest is not to wide, and it lifts up no bother, I think it was well worth the money
Bill

They offered to fit mine too but I've declined it. They tend to do OK out of accessories so they won't lose. I want to try mine first in case I don't like it and if it does need drilling I will do it myself carefully. Hi anchorman You were right, the consul has to be lifted up at the back and an ad...

Very nice and good photo too.

Gus wrote:A Rav here, I know Anchorman from another forum, a gem technically but don't get him onto supermarket diesel

Bill wrote:Hi anchorman I was informed if they fitted the arm rest it was covered under the cars warranty, that's why I agreed. No drilling requited as the mounts are already there.
Bill

I suspected it would be covered but not sure how it was mounted. Cheers Bill.

Probably a CRV but I didn't want to spend so much and I didn't want anything bigger than the RAV. The HRV dropped off the list when they announced no AWD for the UK.

They offered to fit mine too but I've declined it. They tend to do OK out of accessories so they won't lose.

I want to try mine first in case I don't like it and if it does need drilling I will do it myself carefully.

It is and it is dearer than subsequent road tax but rest assured you are paying for it.

Welcome Caged. I'm not an experienced CX3er yet as mine is still in transit. It seems that the dealers can allocate cars that are being brought over for buffer stock. I suppose there is somebody in an office using statistics to determine the likely demand. I changed my mind about my car and it turne...

Had a call today. It will arrive at the dealer mid August so all set for a 65 plate on Sept 1st.