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A crane if you really want to, I can help you with thatHow do I get the car up to my flat?
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A crane if you really want to, I can help you with thatHow do I get the car up to my flat?
Haway the pound fifty.Pund thirty five for diesel today. Might move back into O&G if it keeps climbing.
Owning is when it’s yours, renting is when it’s someone else’s but you can use it for a regular fee.
Haway the pound fifty.
You think?Shirley that was obvious
I drive one most days.Anyone have experience of buying an electric car second hand?
That's a mobility scooter jer.I drive one most days.
TiThat's a mobility scooter jer.
Typical life span of about 10 years in a battery. Residual value of your car is linked to battery life too.
Are you getting the vehicle on HP, cash purchase, PCP?
How long are you planning on keeping the car?
What is the difference in cost between purchase / rental?
Weigh these things up when considering whether to go rental or purchase.
The Esso on the Barnes gyratory.What garage do you work for?
I drive one most days.
Not normally included in the price. Just contact an electrician to install one. Not expensive.I was wondering how getting a charger installed at home would work when it's for a second hand car? With new cars I believe a home charger is included in the price?
That's a mobility scooter jer.
Bought a Zoe for our lass last year & to be honest I've been very impressed with it, so much so that I'd consider going down the electric route myself, with the government grant & a scrappage scheme there are some good deals, new Tesla looks cracking as wellI’m not anti-electric car in principle, but Jesus wept - who’s daft enough to buy these things? The prices are absolutely outrageous. You can get a pretty swish petrol or diesel car for the price of, say, a Nissan Leaf, which, let’s face it, is just an otherwise unremarkable family car.
They’ve a very long way to go before I’d be interested. They absolutely have to come down in price to compete with fossil fuel burners if they’re going to become properly mainstream. The manufacturers must be trying to claw back the money they spent on R&D, no way should they cost so much.
Leasing, on the other hand... well that’s the only sensible option right now, IMO.