Perhaps but the only Emira I have seen in person with the issue had blisters all over the doors not just around a "metal strip/channel" and also along both sides of the rear pillars along and below the First Edition badge, not somewhere you would expect water ingress or any water to persist...
I drove an V6 and i4 back-to-back when doing my test drive. In the i4 doing some "spirited-driving" the auto kept the revs in the power band for the turbo - 4.5-7K - most of the time. If you are still running in and keeping below 4K then hopefully you will be pleasantly surprised when you can...
Just had this happen to me - happened twice now. Once after parking up for a hour or so, second time when starting a drive the next day.
I can hear the fuel pump starting but the engine does not turn over when pressing the button.
Waiting 27 seconds or any longer did not fix the issue...
Just for your reference, not saying you should change phones - the same does not happen with Android Auto. The music volume is reduced during the "alert" but goes back to the same volume afterwards. So likely a Car Play thing not anything to do with the Emira software.
I've not had any issues with Android Auto and interruptions playing music. I've had a few odd bluetooth disconnections but if connected the music keeps playing. This is on a Pixel 7, using Symponium as the player.
You body your choice of course. But if that is the route you take, I've heard although manual transition is often preferred, 8-speed dual-crutch transition often feels faster...
I did mine like this a week ago.
I have the nail polish and remover left over - 99% left. If anyone wants to do the same I can send these on - just drop me an PM.
The knob was left in in place. It only took 5 minutes. I used a thin brush to paint in the indented decals, the nail varnish flows in well by capillary action it almost paints itself. Then with a bit of kitchen roll and nail polish remover removed any excess nail polish from outside the indented...
Coloured in the shift pattern on my gear stick as several others have done here.
I "watered" down the nail varnish a bit to make it like a "wash" to allow the aluminium to show through the colour a bit.
I now have black, red, yellow nail polish along with some (non-acetone) polish remover if...