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That the ubiquitous centre console cup-holder can actually be hidden by the arm rest.

 

It has only taken me six weeks to work this out. :o

 

Oddly enough, most, if not all of the S Types I've seen have their cup-holders on display.

 

Are their owners like me or is it that people like them visible? I certainly don't. In my view it lets down the whole of the ambiance of the interior.


Posted

I agree Paul.  I keep mine covered at all times,

 

If I go drinking, I go drinking, If I go driving, I go driving. I never mix the two.

 

Peter.

Posted

Don't feel too bad, took me over a year.. And it was only when I retrofitted Jaguarvoice and a spare phone/armrest came bundled with the module that I twigged...

Posted

Not only that but the cup holder just pops out leaving a nicely finished cubby if you don't use the cup holders................about 18 months to find that one!


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Not only that but the cup holder just pops out leaving a nicely finished cubby if you don't use the cup holders................about 18 months to find that one!

 

 

Yes. Now I know that it can be covered up, removing the cup holder is an excellent idea for me :)

Posted

Just done it too.

Much better than cup holders that are in the way of the gear stick!!!

Phone fits in there nice too

Posted

I should keep it safe if I were you Peter. If it is missing the trade in value of your car will be reduced by at least £1000 ;)


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