cooltide
sheep fancier
It makes sense to buy electric, a Tesla if you must flaunt it
cooltide
sheep fancier
Help me up, I'm perpetually ROFLing
Muppetdaze
Active Member
Really? Latest additives in developement seem to be rather effective, at idle a lot of the current models don't show any emissions whereas the old days you'd be able to freak out John Wayne with the huge amount of smoke signals produced
Anyone who is saying diesels are dead is a mushroom ! Pretty much all working vehicles from fire engines delivery lorry’s to your builders small van are all diesel! Any serious overland vehicle will probably be a diesel , lasts forever not overworking plenty of grunt and torque and fuel available anywhere , 15 mpg ? In London ? I think you better budget for ten !
Turboman
Mab An Gov
flat
Well-Known Member
I had one of these as a rental, they have a curious dash design that launches your phone out the window if your phone is on the dash, you have the passenger window open and take a roundabout at speed.....
v8landyman
Active Member
Re: EV's How are people living in terraced houses with no drives or in blocks of flats, going to charge their cars? One not so bright suggestion was to fit street lamp-posts with charging points, but of course there was no estimate of the cost of vastly increasing the power capacity of the street lighting network.
flat
Well-Known Member
I asked that exact question and was told there would be plenty of publically accessible power points to use instead.
Not so sure about the convenience of that, and can’t really trail extension cords all over the place....
Hippo
Lord Hippo
did yer buy it in the end?
Clunkbucket
Active Member
I managed that trick on a series 3 dash, fortunately it was a Nokia 2110 (the old brick with a pull up aerial) and it survived the ordeal with a small dent.
Always marveled at the fact that it managed to find the hole as series windows do not offer a very large opening!
