PJ87
Journeyman Pro
Austin 1100 1979
Opel Kadet 81
Dolomite sprint 83
Toyota celica 85
Toyota corolla 87
Bmw 93
Volvo 95
3 Bmws 99, 06, 14
Skoda octavia 2019
Next car not sure but it will have a plug![]()
Be interested to see which one you go for
Austin 1100 1979
Opel Kadet 81
Dolomite sprint 83
Toyota celica 85
Toyota corolla 87
Bmw 93
Volvo 95
3 Bmws 99, 06, 14
Skoda octavia 2019
Next car not sure but it will have a plug![]()
Do you have any space for the electric trend in there? And there must a a ‘full generation’ driving the Prius as well, even if here nobody would own up to it ;-)There seems to be a broad pattern.
Cheap piece of second hand crap
Decent condition in a more sensible car
Something cooler but with too small an engine to match the looks
Something nice and quick (peak car ownership)
(Gets married)
Something sensible and practical that can carry gold clubs without taking the driver out
(Has kids)
Estate or People carrier x 2 or 3
(Kids leave home)
Middle age crisis car
Late middle age sensible car again
Motorised shopping trolley
Be interested to see which one you go for
It won't be for 2 or 3 years yet by which time there will a huge selection and half price.
Something like the Kona would suit me.
Or.....https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/new/202101077734347?journey=deals&onesearchad=New&onesearchad=Nearly New&onesearchad=Used&include-delivery-option=on&postcode=ng348xf&sort=relevance&radius=1500&advertising-location=at_cars&fuel-type=Electric&page=1
Telsa bringing out the model 2.. under 20,000 dollars . That's going to be a game changer
Lol ? can't wait either bobI know shhhh don't tell me any more
Not a fan of the mg range yet due to no scheduled charging or precondition
Kona is beautiful
Telsa bringing out the model 2.. under 20,000 dollars . That's going to be a game changer
If we are going to go all electric in this country a Tesla at even under £20K is going to be miles outside the pockets of a very large section of society. A quick look down my road and I see lots of cars in the under £10k bracket with just a couple of new cars.
If we are going to go all electric in this country a Tesla at even under £20K is going to be miles outside the pockets of a very large section of society. A quick look down my road and I see lots of cars in the under £10k bracket with just a couple of new cars.
Buying or leasing?
The first Nissan Leaf cost around £30k and had a range of 80-90 miles
The MG5 is £19,800 with a range of over 200 miles.
A Ford Fiesta 1.0T is £21k
Brand new tho.. second hand will come in time
My daughter for instance bought her last car for £3500 and ran it until it nearly fell apart the replacement is a similar value car. There must be millions of people in this country in the same situation.
But will they ever get down to the sort of prices that say a pensioner on a basic state pension plus maybe a little bit can afford.
For the majority of say under 25s will it become like a house something they can never afford.
My daughter for instance bought her last car for £3500 and ran it until it nearly fell apart the replacement is a similar value car. There must be millions of people in this country in the same situation.
But will they ever get down to the sort of prices that say a pensioner on a basic state pension plus maybe a little bit can afford.
For the majority of say under 25s will it become like a house something they can never afford.