Taken from the official QQ brochure... The Adaptive Front Lighting System controls light distribution to improve your visibility at night. On a winding road, it will change the lighting pattern to compensate for the curve and at a crossroads, it will illuminate your chosen direction – left or right.

I can confirm that when turning right, my right hand headlight swivels right and when turning left, my left headlight swivels left.... (When driving)

Read the reply immediately prior to your initial question. There is a lot of info here just waiting to be read. So did you take yours out on after signs of melting Yes, then sold the car, got a new Tekna with LEDs. Thinking about it, it would have been cheaper to try other LEDs bulbs ;) I had been ...

Read the reply immediately prior to your initial question. There is a lot of info here just waiting to be read.

I guess it all boils down to the quality and regularity of the data they use to determine the best route.

For me its a no-brainer. Waze every time.

Thanks both, it is certainly better than before now. With each wrong result, the temptation is to slow ur speech and speak louder - like ordering a beer abroad.

Iirc correctly it was simple.

Yes, iirc it was black, and perhaps linked to the auto-shutoff of the cruise control. A relatively simple looking switch where the housing was causing the click. It was also easy to adjust so it didn't.

Yes, but you need to lay upside down in the footwell to work on it easily iirc. Its all within reach (remember, this was a 2009 QQ).

I had that on my first QQ. It was a switch attached to the clutch pedal mechanism that needed adjusting.