batteries not included
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http://www.fleetdrive-electric.com/blog/2012/03/07...
The renault zoe an Ev for 13,650 pounds but with the rub of that is batteries not included as you also have to pay 70 pounds a month to lease the battery
So what are your thoughts on this as I am almost tempted to go for it due to my utter hatred of petrol stations
Yes i know that there are only 4 people in the UK that have a driveway and commute of less then 500miles a day and for 14grand you would be much better off with a almost completely fked 15 year old BMW
The renault zoe an Ev for 13,650 pounds but with the rub of that is batteries not included as you also have to pay 70 pounds a month to lease the battery
So what are your thoughts on this as I am almost tempted to go for it due to my utter hatred of petrol stations
Yes i know that there are only 4 people in the UK that have a driveway and commute of less then 500miles a day and for 14grand you would be much better off with a almost completely fked 15 year old BMW
thinfourth2 said:
CBR JGWRR said:
Choice between an old BMW and an electric car...
For a dull car to take me to work and back in the least amount of hassle?The EV please
For fun not the EV but it still ain't the BMW
Pints said:
thinfourth2 said:
CBR JGWRR said:
Choice between an old BMW and an electric car...
For a dull car to take me to work and back in the least amount of hassle?The EV please
For fun not the EV but it still ain't the BMW
bertelli_1 said:
Wait till Renault bring the twizzy out, now that will be bargain motoring.
To slow for me as i have 20 miles of dual carriageway to work where the 45mph top speed got get kind of interesting For those in the south east dual carriageways up here tend t0 travel at about 70mph all the time unlike the ones in south east that are 90mph or 0.9 mph but never in-between
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