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I might have mis-typed the last paragraph of my first post slightly... :eusa-whistle:

Yep, the RCZ has been removed from the official Peugeot website and now resides on a 'Past Models' page: The Peugeot RCZ was one of our most striking and loved models and was produced between 2010 and late 2015. This unique coupe with it's distinctive 'double-bubble' roof won a cult following...

They did mine for free at the main dealers during it's service last year because it was a recall...

I don't need it because a Nigerian Prince emailed me to say he has £10,000,000 that he is going to deposit in my bank account next week so there! :dance:

lol

And on that bombshell...

Nice. Like the numberplate, Oliver. :clap:

Hello and welcome to the club! :dance: Feel free to show us some pics of your pride and joy. I used to get this guy at work saying mine was a hairdressers car and I just told him how I would lay awake a night wishing I'd bought a bog standard Ford Focus like his instead... He didn't say much...

He means the car, not the whippet by the way... ;)

So I've got the car back again now and they've fixed the spoiler. Sort of... It's working again now after they fiddled out with it but they couldn't explain why it malfunctioned in the first place so they've ordered a new motor assembly and that's going in next week. It's £1000 for that part...

How do I find out that info?

I went *ahem* quiet a bit over 50 to test that theory but no luck. The button is not illuminated but when I press it you can hear the motor trying to move the spoiler...

Cool, thanks. I'll let them sort it then since it looks like the software 'update' removed functionality rather than added any!

So my car was at the main stealers today having a camshaft sensor replaced under warranty (for the second time in 4 months by the way and they claim this event has never been witnessed before, but I digress) and they also did a software update at the same time which apparently is a new recall...

Couldn't agree more. That's the only part of your car that touches the ground and it may well be the difference between life and death one day so stick some decent boots on it. :thumbup:

True Dat! :lol:

I'm getting a sever sense of déjà vu here... :crazy: I'm sure somebody will be able to answer your questions soon. :thumbup:

As far back as the 60's people were sticking Cooper badges on their 850cc Mini's. It's always happened and always will - there's nothing wrong with it. It's his car after all and he can do whatever he wants with it. And rightly so. :thumbup: