I'm not giving that Muppet any more clicks. Not after his "runaway EV" story, where the driver was arrested a few days later!
Haven't you seen through him yet? (It's OK, that was rhetorical...)
EV are they worth it?
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I'm not giving that Muppet any more clicks. Not after his "runaway EV" story, where the driver was arrested a few days later!
Haven't you seen through him yet? (It's OK, that was rhetorical...)
More like - tired old car sales type makes up stories for the gullible in a feeble attempt to support their failed business model of selling clapped out old bangers,
Don't forget to factor in the greatly increased cost of buying an EV and poss heavier depreciation. Then as more misguided people pour their hard earned into these things, road tax and elec will increase in price for them.
And also that you will have to more than likely drive something hideous that sounds like a milk float.
Anyone who wears a hat in a car is worthy only of ridicule.
I was more worried about the bullet wounds in the headlining.
Don't forget to factor in the greatly increased cost of buying an EV and poss heavier depreciation. Then as more misguided people pour their hard earned into these things, road tax and elec will increase in price for them.
And also that you will have to more than likely drive something hideous that sounds like a milk float.
Yeah, I'm terrified that next year, I might have to pay £190 in road tax, and that's gonna take me the best part of 6 weeks to save in fuel!
Yeah, I'm terrified that next year, I might have to pay £190 in road tax, and that's gonna take me the best part of 6 weeks to save in fuel!
That's just the start, Sonny..................................just the start.
Boiling frogs comes to mind. Just make sure they not 'cooking on gas'!
I was more worried about the bullet wounds in the headlining.
I did see what looked like a cheap Chesterfield up there, and thought how could he be expected to be taken seriously?
But, the hat already showed that he didn't
That's just the start, Sonny..................................just the start.
Whatever - do you honestly think that EVs will eventually become more expensive to run than ICE vehicles?
Coz' that is the logical corollary of your post................
It is already more expensive to run. Depreciation, battery replacement, labour cost for charging, increased risk of burning the house, bridge, car park, plane down all add up.
Only if you can't / won't do simple maths
Perry's were advertising a 2022 Evoque on here, £12k.
As these started at over £40k, that's a tidy hit right there
Tell me that an equivalent EV is worse
1. it doesn't need one
2. even if it did, it'd be under warranty until the rest of the car - just like an equivalent ICE would be - was well worn anyway.
Just how much do you think 2 minutes of my time is worth?
Seriously?
No: don't answer that I have little doubt that taxation on EVs will increase in the future. (That's why the smart folk get in early and enjoy the incentives). In fact, really, I should be grateful to the Luddites, because the longer they whine and moan and drag their heels on EV uptake, the longer I'll be able to enjoy the incentives!That's just the start, Sonny..................................just the start.
Boiling frogs comes to mind. Just make sure they not 'cooking on gas'!
However, I am equally certain that taxation of ICEs will rise even further than EVs, for as long as folk still use them.
As you say, this is just the start...
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But, the hat already showed that he didn't
At least it wasn't tin foil.
So... One of the most frequent criticisms of EVs, is that they cost too much. That looks like it might be about to change...
Not my cup of tea (I'd rather have an older, better-specified car for the same money, but there's a new EV that can be had for not wally that much money.
Dacia Spring UK review: cheap. For a reason
Read CAR magazine's UK review of the Dacia Spring, Britain's 'most affordable electric car', and find out why we think there are better ways to spend £15k
www.carmagazine.co.uk
Not my cup of tea (I'd rather have an older, better-specified car for the same money, but there's a new EV that can be had for not wally that much money.
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