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Hi Paul I have fitted a few in car pc's for audio and navigation, but nowadays your mobile phone is way faster than most tablets or pc's I use my android phone which is extremely fast and i can do it all by voice command and theres a huge selection of apps out there I fitted a Rii geartist GB01, which is a bluetooth fm transmitter, but is extremely clear and sound quality is superb, no noise or hissing basically when im in the car, my phone pairs to the car for hands free but any media sound is transfered to the paired gb01 to a fm stereo channel so i can play all my music and i use google maps or co-pilot for sat nav, with google maps you get steet view, which is great and you can use nav apps like co pilot which is great and tomtom all have live traffic and cameras my phone sits high on the dash on a custom bracket, sits just above touch screen which looks greats, sound comes out of car speakers and is all voice controlled I can even position my phone a bit higher and use apps like dash buddy which will video windscreen view as i see it just in case there a accident in front you have much more access to apps and internet with your phone I have a sony xperia z3+ and its brilliant in car, my xperia is 8x1500mhz cores, over 20 mega pixel camera, 4g, records 4k and plays 4k, has a 128gb micro sd in it, much better than most tablets and pc's eventually i will buy a navtool which i will be able to send the phone screen, through hdmi to the jaguar touch screen, was going to buy a ACM, but since using my phone with the car, its much better cheers Joe

Hi Craig Its hard sometimes to put prices on cars I allways look on ebay and autotrader for similar spec cars and use them as a baseline and adjust the price if yours has lesser millage and spec if you advertise it and its alot dearer than all the other cars, people might just overlook it and go onto a cheaper on if your car is really clean, good condition and lots of history, make sure you add loads of pictures, this can attract a lot of buyers attention cheers Joe

... but I was wondering whether people might think it a good idea to give a few details of their car in their signature block? I've had one or two questions recently where I could have been more specific in my answers if I'd known a bit more about the car in question? Just a thought - doesn't need to be much. Model year, engine, auto / manual maybe?