Hit 150 today!
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peterperkins said:
Sorry I mean mpg not mph 
150mpg last 200 miles (Display limit) and 129.5mpg last 1100 miles, 95.6mpg last 107,000 miles.
45-55mph snail like pace, but enjoyable and satisfying dawdling round Yorkshire.
Lot's of nice cars overtook me which is fine, nice to see them out on a decent day.
Frugle to drive..................would be interested to find out how much it will cost to dispose of the car when its batteries die!!! Not very green then I suspect.
150mpg last 200 miles (Display limit) and 129.5mpg last 1100 miles, 95.6mpg last 107,000 miles.
45-55mph snail like pace, but enjoyable and satisfying dawdling round Yorkshire.
Lot's of nice cars overtook me which is fine, nice to see them out on a decent day.
Aranell said:
peterperkins said:
Batteries = recycled at end of life, same as most others nowadays. You can't just landfill them.
Sewing machine? I think Honda actually make them don't they?
It's not a Chim/Pork/Merc/BMW etc but it's not that slow 112mph. Fast enough for me.
Coal powered too...Sewing machine? I think Honda actually make them don't they?
It's not a Chim/Pork/Merc/BMW etc but it's not that slow 112mph. Fast enough for me.
That's what confuses me about people who drive Priuses on the motorway. I've seen a few driving to work each day, and I'm sure there are way more economical cars for motorway cruising. A friends Dad has one, and it's ok at town speeds, but at rush hour cruise speeds it would be diabolical.
BoRED S2upid said:
Miles per gallon of what? or does it still rely on some petrol?.
It's a petrol and electric plug in hybrid (PHEV).Over the last 236 miles it has been doing 150mpg and has also consumed 19kwh of mains electricity.
It's used 1.57 gallons of VPower at 96p per L so petrol cost is £8.85
Cost of electricity £2.85 at 15p unit x 19kwh. I don't have a cheap rate meter.
Total cost for 236 miles = £11.70 or 5p a mile.
Electricity is taxed but not at the same hideous rate as petrol.
So the more petrol I offset the better.
Battery depreciation is not included so call it 10p a mile to allow for that.
peterperkins said:
That's a great site! I take it these are pretty rare in the UK - were they import only?Forums | Readers' Cars | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




