Have you checked the rear body panels? Our friends' A had this problem - bolt got loose and one of the body panels under the engine got free - more profound at low speeds.
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Thanks for the tip - had the car checked in the garage. Apparently there are a number of things that can cause this, amongst others it can be a loose bolt as you write, or even a belt being on it's last legs.
Turns out the carbon brakes needed some break-in. I did a few spirited laps around the local twisties in the hills and all seems to be well now
Turns out the carbon brakes needed some break-in. I did a few spirited laps around the local twisties in the hills and all seems to be well now
Good to hear it is doing well! Yeah maybe after the run in have a look at a brake pad and rotor distance set up for more spirited driving.
Make sure you have it inspected by the dealer after a couple of miles though to make sure that there is appropriate contact. There is a new update to the brake pad as well as the ducts that was done to our car - make sure the dealer has done these updates if you are in the Asia region.
Make sure you have it inspected by the dealer after a couple of miles though to make sure that there is appropriate contact. There is a new update to the brake pad as well as the ducts that was done to our car - make sure the dealer has done these updates if you are in the Asia region.
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