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Mr K 28-07-2017 17:17

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35909513)
Jeremy Clarkson P.M. :D

Pre-Menstral? explains a lot...

Damien 28-07-2017 17:23

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35909637)
i think the tesla is the only one worth looking at at the moment the others have a lot of catching up to do imo .

Nissan Leaf looks rubbish. I think the Ford electric engines that'll go into the next generation of Fiestas/Focuses might be good though. That's probably more likely for me than a Tesla

Kursk 28-07-2017 17:29

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35909641)
Nissan Leaf looks rubbish. I think the Ford electric engines that'll go into the next generation of Fiestas/Focuses might be good though. That's probably more likely for me than a Tesla

Tesla for me too maybe. What about the 2019 built in Britain BMW mini?

Damien 28-07-2017 17:45

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35909642)
Tesla for me too maybe. What about the 2019 built in Britain BMW mini?

If there was an electric mini out already I might have gotten that on lease.

Kursk 28-07-2017 17:57

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35909645)
If there was an electric mini out already I might have gotten that on lease.

Yep. It's going to be a huge money-spinner: a clean town runabout with street cred and poke.

papa smurf 28-07-2017 18:04

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35909646)
Yep. It's going to be a huge money-spinner: a clean town runabout with street cred and poke.

i used to own a mini 850 that truck they make now is no mini .

Kursk 28-07-2017 18:06

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35909648)
i used to own a mini 850 that truck they make now is no mini .

I know what you mean. Perhaps the leccy one will bring the old zip back?

Osem 28-07-2017 18:40

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35909622)
It's locked in so long as the car is locked. They could screw with it but they could do the same with your tyres now.



Fiesta

I know but that doesn't mean they don't tug around at it and damage the car. Car tyres are a tad different from cables hanging out of cars in perfect view which is why I made the point about leaving your car battery on charge in the road outside your house. Try that and see what happens very shortly.

Hom3r 28-07-2017 19:19

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35909282)
if this is about clean air then what about flying ? aviation fuel is way too cheap and only encourages excessive flying and as a result more pollution .

They are developing electric planes, and as carbon fibre is becoming common, they will be lighter.

Arthurgray50@blu 28-07-2017 19:59

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
Another crazy decision by this horrible Government. And falling into the hands of cyclists.

When cycles abide by the law, then l will applaud them.

This ban is just about making money. Nothing else. Are they going to have electric Lorry that depend on diesel.

We have Sadiq Khan bring out out a Toxity Tax for Central London.

My sons father in law bought an electric car, and soon sold it. As it was doing a 100 mile trip, and broke down as there was no charging systems near where he was going.

This again is The Government ahead of themselves. They WILL NOT be in power when this starts anyway.

And before cyclist start saying that l am whining. Within the past few weeks, l have seen so many cyclist go through red lights, No light etc etc.

papa smurf 28-07-2017 20:31

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu (Post 35909663)
Another crazy decision by this horrible Government. And falling into the hands of cyclists.

When cycles abide by the law, then l will applaud them.

This ban is just about making money. Nothing else. Are they going to have electric Lorry that depend on diesel.

We have Sadiq Khan bring out out a Toxity Tax for Central London.

My sons father in law bought an electric car, and soon sold it. As it was doing a 100 mile trip, and broke down as there was no charging systems near where he was going.

This again is The Government ahead of themselves. They WILL NOT be in power when this starts anyway.

And before cyclist start saying that l am whining. Within the past few weeks, l have seen so many cyclist go through red lights, No light etc etc.

:clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:

Paul 28-07-2017 20:46

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
0 to 60 in under 6 seconds :shocked: that should keep the boy racers happy.

Kursk 28-07-2017 22:56

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu (Post 35909663)
And before cyclist start saying that l am whining.

You are whining. Resistance is futile.

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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35909674)
0 to 60 in under 6 seconds :shocked: that should keep the boy racers happy.

Just wait until more people realise what these cars can do.

GrimUpNorth 29-07-2017 00:49

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
We've been using them for 12 months or so and having used them they seem pretty fit for purpose.

http://news.leeds.gov.uk/power-surge...goes-electric/

I heard someone mention a few weeks ago that the plan is to make electric vehicles the default going forward and anything else will require a business case.

It does make me smile when people just seem so opposed to change.

Cheers

Dave

Kursk 29-07-2017 01:14

Re: Petrol & diesel vehicles ban.
 
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Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 35909711)
We've been using them for 12 months or so and having used them they seem pretty fit for purpose.

http://news.leeds.gov.uk/power-surge...goes-electric/

I heard someone mention a few weeks ago that the plan is to make electric vehicles the default going forward and anything else will require a business case.

It does make me smile when people just seem so opposed to change.

Cheers

Dave

Old people are like that Dave :D


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