Couldn’t agree more. I must admit I enjoy the car more when it’s chucking it down, roads are awash, and others are crawling along. I have to keep reminding myself to go easy; it could aquaplane like any other. 2018 P400e AB LWB

there re a couple of roads near to me that 'flood' around 4 inches deep, and i hit them at regular speed and two huge curtains of water eminate from either side, which i'd love to catch on film.
-the child in me eh?

To be honest I was more confident in my old Audi A6 Allroad with it's Goodyear F1 tyres in the wet than the L322 on it's Scorpion Verde's and I take extra care as everyone should no matter what they drive. 2012 TDV8 Vogue (L322)

sorry but the Rangie is best for wading due to its height. I have driven a P38 (no snorkel) through a tank ditch with standing water nearly up to the bonnet. Some of the bow wave initially went over the roof! did this a few times and no water even got in the cabin. Totally awesome bar none.

Just drove down from Yorkshire this weekend in the middle of the storm and my L322 on Verde's was totally planted, even when running into standing water on the right hand lane.

Must admit I am on the pirellis but going to go back to Michelin Pilot Sports they are so much better in the wet and grease